Bryan Franklin – Justice Formation Certificate

Bryan Franklin – Justice Formation Certificate

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mi8hAnZPzk Bryan Franklin discusses his experience with the Institute for Justice Formation.

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Redeeming the Systems That Make Equality for All Unreachable

Redeeming the Systems That Make Equality for All Unreachable

by Andre Towner | Jan 16, 2020 | Opinion THIS ARTICLE ORIGINALLY APPEARED IN GOOD FAITH MEDIA.ORG I am a systems person by nature and training. I have always been fascinated with why and how things work; understanding if I poked something here, why something moved over...

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White Supremacist Ideas Have Historical Roots in U.S. Christianity

White Supremacist Ideas Have Historical Roots in U.S. Christianity

White Supremacist Ideas Have Historical Roots In U.S. Christianity This Article Originally was written and published by National Public Radio  July 1, 20201:38 PM ET Heard on All Things Considered TOM GJELTEN Twitter LISTEN·7:55    7-Minute Listen   Add toPLAYLIST Download Transcript Two blood-splattered Freedom Riders, John Lewis...

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Conversations with a Professor – Addressing Racial Injustice with Professor Sam Feemster

Conversations with a Professor – Addressing Racial Injustice with Professor Sam Feemster

https://www.facebook.com/LelandCenter/videos/1375189106009685/UzpfSTEwOTU4NTgyNDE4NDgyNjoxMDk3MTI3OTA4Mzg3OTY/ Continuing seminary discussions to enhance your ministry, edify the church, and connect other leaders.

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A Biblical Critique of Secular Justice and Critical Theory By Timothy Keller

A Biblical Critique of Secular Justice and Critical Theory By Timothy Keller

This article was originally taken from Quarterly Gospel In Life.com This is an additional article in the series on justice and race by Timothy Keller that includes: “The Bible and Race” (March 2020), “The Sin of Racism” (June 2020), and...

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Faith and Values: It’s time for a revolution of the soul  By INEZ TUCK

Faith and Values: It’s time for a revolution of the soul By INEZ TUCK

My experience with racism began early. When I was 5, I started school at Cooper Elementary in Clayton, N.C., and I later attended Cooper High School. My schools and community were segregated and unequal. As a small child, I recited...

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