'Building Bridges Between Cultures' with Rasool Berry
Grace and truth must go hand in hand. But how do you do that when one is often posed as an opposition to the other?
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Grace and truth must go hand in hand. But how do you do that when one is often posed as an opposition to the other?
Image: Photo courtesy of Guy Gerrard / Worldwide Challenge via Guardian PR Founded in 1951 as Campus Crusade for Christ, Cru is headquartered in Orlando, Florida. The debate over critical race theory has landed at Cru, one of the country’s most prominent parachurch ministries, where a 179-page letter alleging an overemphasis on racial justice has exacerbated tensions that have been quietly brewing within the organization for years. Titled “Seeking Clarity and Unity,” the document was submitted to Cru president Steve Sellers in November 2020 and spread inside the organizatio...
In a detailed reflection at Mere Orthodoxy, William Murrell offers a trenchant criticism of my article “Evangelicals and Race Theory” (February). He makes an intriguing suggestion: Much of the debate over critical race theory derives from different understandings of what CRT is. While some see it primarily as a method (a mere academic activity), many of its critics see it as a metanarrative (a totalizing worldview), and still others as a mood (an affective response to perceived systemic injustice). A failure to distinguish among these three different expressions of CRT has led to the ado...