Biblical Justice and Diversity in the PCA

This chapter explores the contentious debate over biblical social justice within the Presbyterian Church in America, examining the influences of historical figures like Martin Luther King Jr. It critiques the church's handling of diversity initiatives and the potential alienation of traditional members, while addressing historical shortcomings in addressing justice issues. The discussion also highlights the complexities of abolitionism and the need for thoughtful discourse on past injustices in relation to contemporary ethical standards.