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In reply to the discussion: Comments about 'Whiteness' prompt controversy at Sparrow Women conference [View all]marylandblue
(12,344 posts)25. You said that racism had "nothing to with CHRISTIANITY"
We are not talking about individual Christians but Christian theological movements. And any detailed study of Christian theology or history would necessarily include theological attitudes towards race. You don't have to look far to find this.
http://themelios.thegospelcoalition.org/review/the-christian-imagination-theology-and-the-origins-of-race
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Comments about 'Whiteness' prompt controversy at Sparrow Women conference [View all]
guillaumeb
Apr 2019
OP
"I'm just telling the truth, which in and of itself is controversial," she said.
Kind of Blue
Apr 2019
#1
I was quoting an earlier statement, which is where your implicit definition lay
marylandblue
Apr 2019
#29
No, 99.9999% of Christians believe that there is a definition of Christianity
marylandblue
Apr 2019
#35
You are the Christian, not me. You are apparently the only Christian in history
marylandblue
Apr 2019
#44
That just supports my claim: You are the only Christian in the world who thinks that.
marylandblue
Apr 2019
#48