Redefining Race: A Christian Perspective

Michael & Cody take up the topic of Christian Race Realism, drawing from Michael's article series from the Pactum Institute, and soon to be published as a book with Sacra Press. Highlights:

• What is race? race realism? Christian race realism?
• The relation of the family to race.
• Are races and nations flexible?
• Scripture on the topic of race.
• Nature on the same.
• Is race merely skin color?
• Are racial differences small or large, fluid or permanent?
• Should we acknowledge racial diversity? celebrate it? defend it?
• What is the advantage of appealing to Scripture on this topic?
• Does Christian Race Realism have utility as an apologetic to unbelievers and right-wingers?
• What are some examples of oppression in the State today concerning race? what about persecution in the Church?
• Is Liberalism a form of sociopsychological oppression?
• The Civil Rights Regime and anti-White evil.
• David VanDrunen's denial of reality.
• The shadow confession of the church.
• Examples of anti-racism in the reformed churches.
• Should race realists go on the offensive?
• Israel's civil law and race realism.
• The ordo amoris and races.
• Abraham and Isaac seeking spouses from their own.
• Is the Bible anti-racist? or does it assume race realism?
• Are the Woke totally wrong, or do they have a point?
• White supremacy—good or bad?