Discipleship Made Simple online course. Get access now: https://vergenetwork.org/lp/discipleship-made-simple-flash-sale/ Discipleship should be simple and doable for everyone But there's a problem... - Figuring it out on your own is time-consuming and frustrating - There's too much information - You're leaving discipleship up to chance - You don't know where to start or what to do - Noone has given you a simple plan - What you've tried so far isn't working Discipleship Made Simple has everything you need to get started and know what to do. Get started now: https://vergenetwork.org/lp/discipleship-made-simple-flash-sale/ A frank conversation with Propaganda and Stew about understanding the root causes of racial injustice.
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I love Propaganda but I cannot agree with this argument. Yeah racial discrimination was a huge issue but the thing is most white people that are alive in America today have absolutely nothing to do with it. It just seems really unfair for you to ask people to apologize for something they were not involved with. I would even argue that if we cant get over these things without an apology from every white person we meet there is something wrong with us. History is just that, history, and just about everyone had it bad at one point in history. I'm not insensitive this mindset is just crippling so we really need to move on. This whole invention of white privilege is problematic mostly because it seeks to make white people look like cheaters and other minorities as victims. White people aren't even the top earners in this country, Indians (Middle-East) make more than 40k more than whites do, why does white privilege suck at elevating white people? Because it does not exist, they just make better decisions than we do generally speaking and that's why they make more, graduate more, etc. Celibacy, marriage and personal responsibility are what we need to focus on if we want to be a relevant positive force in the country and I feel like the church is more than capable of instilling this in our people. Its time to stop being victims and start being victors.