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Race & The Gospel: A Response To Toby Sumpter
Toby’s central warning is that sustained hostility inevitably creates temptation. When young Christian men are constantly maligned as “racist,” “sexist,” or “antisemitic” merely for rejecting progressive dogmas, there is a real danger that some of them will eventually become hardened, cynical, and resentful.
Doug Wilson's Covenant Confusion: A Biblical Critique of Heretical Doublespeak
At the heart of Wilson's thesis is the claim that unbelieving Jews remain connected to Abraham covenantally, albeit in a negative, distorted form. In his AmeriFest remarks, he stated: "If these people covenanted with the God of Abraham in the Middle Ages and they’ve been living that way for centuries, then they’re in covenant, they’re in that covenant." Notice his words, which were deliberate and deceptive.