By Mark W. Christy, PhD Note: This article is delving into the thoughts that undergird a couple of questionable remarks from Ed Litton. For his part, Litton publicly disavowed critical race theory (CRT) and claimed to stand firmly for “gospel reconciliation” in an interview with CNN’s Erin Burnett.[i] In the same interview however, he affirmed systemic racism, a concept that arises from the same neo-Marxist foundation as CRT and intersectionality. One should note that the Bible never speaks ...

By Mark W. Christy, PhD At the 2019 Annual Meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention, it was overwhelming decided (and framed into a resolution) that critical race theory (CRT) and intersectionality are “analytical tools” that “can aid in evaluating a variety of human experiences.”[i] This kind of language ultimately led to an uproar among many conservative Baptists who understand that these theories (or opinions) have arisen from neo-Marxists who have turned to things such as race, sex, an...