racism — Lamb's Reign Writings

Kinism, Short Pants, and a Naked Emperor

I encourage all young men and women to liberate yourself from any would-be thought leader, gluttoned on their delusions of grandeur and sense of self-importance at the center of some imagined reformation, who would hold you back from investigating the full truth of such matters as racism, the Lost Cause myth, women's rights, equality, a career, and any other disapproved education in which you may be interested. Rebel against their self-professed authority on such matters. Tell them to take a hike, you'll follow what you want to read beyond your primary studies.

ArticleJoel McDurmonNovember 30, 2022kinism, racism, Doug Wilson, mcdurmon Comment

When the Wicked Call for Justice: Abortion, slavery, and just causes

Sometimes evil men will fight for righteous causes.

In an ever-increasingly polarizing and tribalistic society, it's more important than ever to understand this. More than that, it's vital that we stand with God first rather than any tribe, movement, cause, church, or so on.

ArticleJohn ReasnorJune 26, 2022abortion, slavery, racism, abolitionism, reasnorComment

Kinism: Defining and Condemning

What is kinism? How do we define it? Kinism is not a formal organization, it is a relatively new term, and its ideas are comparatively imprecise compared to other more ancient heresies.

ArticleJohn ReasnorMay 21, 2022kinism, ethics, racismComment

Richard Delgado and Neil Shenvi Respond to Voddie Baucham Plagiarism Charges

Are we going to define our opponents in the best possible way and then refute them, or will we take the all-too-easy path of addressing and refuting the worst possible definitions?

Needless to say, when Neil Shenvi and Richard Delgado agree, we should probably pay attention.

ArticleJohn ReasnorAugust 4, 2021neil shenvi, voddie baucham, critical race theory, richard delgado, racismComment

White Man’s Religion?

Is Christianity truly the White man’s religion? To answer this question, let’s address it point by point.

ArticleAnthony EnglishMay 17, 2021english, racism, ethics Comment

Indifference & Racism: Why just being "not racist" isn't enough

Christians, indifference is cancer. Indifference never stays neutral because there is no such thing as ethical neutrality. Indifference against injustice is not neutrality, but just another form of injustice.

ArticleJohn ReasnorAugust 4, 2020racism, justice, kinism Comment

Juneteenth is “our heritage.” Celebrate it.

Despite the fact that Juneteenth is formally recognized in 45 states, few people know about it. Most people do not know about it because it is largely a “black” holiday—of the blacks, by the blacks, and for blacks—and known only to the blacks. The only black holiday most people celebrate is Black Friday.

ArticleJoel McDurmonJune 19, 2020racism, slavery, historyComment

An Abolitionist Exhortation to Abolitionists

ArticleJohn ReasnorJune 6, 2020statism, racism, law enforcement, criminal justice, abolitionism, abortionComment

A Kingdom Without Partiality or Racism

Originally preached June 5, 2016, at Christ Church Branch Cove in Odenville, AL, this sermon covers the sin of partiality from both the Old Testament and Acts 10 and then applies the ideas of scripture to both historical and current examples of societal partiality.

Talks/SermonsJoel McDurmonMay 29, 2020racism, partiality, justice, sermon, slaveryComment

Blue-Colored Glasses

The reason is simple. These police apologists wear blue-colored glasses in which a man with a badge can do no wrong and they have already made up their mind. When faced with contrary evidence, these otherwise rational individuals will twist facts and give an endless line of excuses. They esteem a certain class of men to the point they are unable to see any wrong in them, even when the evidence is hard and numerous.

ArticleJohn ReasnorMay 27, 2020racism, criminal justice, law enforcement, God's law Comment

Ignoring Ethnic Hatred, Disregarding Church Authority, and the Future of Christendom

In one week the Mid-Atlantic Reformation Society (MARS) will be hosting their annual Future of Christendom Conference. Regrettably, I cannot have anything to do with this conference or their society. Not because of my preferences, personal judgments, or so on, but because of what God’s Word tells us about having nothing to do with evil men, bad company corrupting, and because I’m called to defend the name of Christ and His Church.

ArticleJohn ReasnorSeptember 27, 2018kinism, hammond, racism, ecclesiology Comment