'We call sincerely and with a heart filled with faith and Christian love for our White churches to join us and not be silent around this issue of racism and slavery and commit to reparations'
“We call sincerely and with a heart filled with faith and Christian love for our White churches to join us and not be silent around this issue of racism and slavery and commit to reparations”A group of clergy members in Boston are seeking $15 billion in slavery reparations and want ‘white churches’ to cough up the cash. It’s not clear which faith qualifies as the white church, but that’s the language they use, as you’ll see in the video below.
“We call sincerely and with a heart filled with faith and Christian love for our White churches to join us and not be silent around this issue of racism and slavery and commit to reparations,” Rev. Kevin Peterson said.Slavery was ended in Massachusetts in phases, but most historians agree it was ended completely by the late 1700s, long before it was abolished throughout the nation.
House Ways and Means Chair Aaron Michlewitz said he understands the need to produce a deal on a spending bill “as quickly as possible.”Imagine being a Catholic in Boston who is descended from Irish people who came to America with nothing after slavery was abolished and now being told that your church is on the hook for reparations. Does that make any sense?I guess they can’t get money like everyone else. They have to demand it from white people.
Does that mean Northern manufacturers didn’t buy agricultural goods largely produced by slave labor for refinement, manufacturing and resale? Nope. Robert Davis, author of Christian Slaves, Muslim Masters, estimates that slave traders from Tunis, Algiers, and Tripoli enslaved 1 million to 1.25 million Europeans in North Africa, from the beginning of the 16th century to the middle of the 18th century.So how about the Africans pay up first? Then we can talk about divvying up the money by race. And blacks can prepare to tell other blacks that they don’t rate the cash because they emigrated after slavery ended. Good luck with that.
NYC city is doing something similar as we speak, issuing debit cards paid for by the taxpayer to illegal aliens.church. They are progressive, not Lutheran, no matter the name on the church or the denomination. Their scripture is not authoritative nor is their worship of the Triune God. They deny Sola Scriptura, Sola Gratia, and Sola Fide.
Uh huh.
Blacks’ problems and ills stem from the ideological shackles that have been placed upon their minds, intellects and values, by their racist and corrupt Dhimmi-crat overseers — shackles that have enslaved them as surely as the iron shackles that were placed upon their forebears’ bodies, also by the Dhimmi-crats.I’m guessing this is expected to be paid directly to black churches where it will then mysteriously disappear because racism.
And the Republican Party was founded as a single issue third Party – their issue was the abolition of slavery.
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