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We occasionally invite scholars who are friends of the ministry to repost their research on our platform. These papers add to our effort to provide scholarly and biblical perspectives on issues related to race, racism, justice and the Critical Social Theories.

Monique Duson
Feb 45 min read
Rethinking the Legacy of MLK
On January 19, we released an Off Code podcast episode, “Exposing the Lies of Black History, Part 2.”


J R Miller, PhD
Jan 65 min read
Why Racial Contract Theory Will Not Bring Justice
Many Christians continue to wrestle with developing a biblical framework for justice, especially when it comes to analyzing the problem of r


Monique Duson
Nov 8, 20245 min read
Why Women are Shaving Their Heads and Declaring Abstinence from Sex
Women are flooding social media with videos of themselves declaring sexual abstinence.

Dr. Neil Shenvi
Oct 15, 20246 min read
Is Racism A Sin?
Today, some Christians seem to be asking the question, "is racism a sin?" in earnest, for multiple reasons.

Monique Duson
Oct 1, 20244 min read
Why Racial Reconciliation Can’t Bring True Unity (And Why Biblical Unity Can)
Race is not just a line drawn in the sand of human history; it is a chasm that has divided and defined families, communities, and churches.

Monique Duson
Sep 3, 20246 min read
4 Lessons I Learned Coming Out from Social Justice and into Biblical Unity
My journey away from social justice began with reading the Scriptures.

Dr. Laurie Oksanen
Aug 20, 20244 min read
India: When the Gospel Influences the Culture
The Christian church has significantly influenced Indian life, culture, and government for hundreds of years.

Krista Bontrager
Aug 6, 20246 min read
8 Ways to Advance Justice in Your Community
Justice isn’t a liberal or progressive idea, although it has certainly been co-opted, redefined, and distorted by progressives.

H.C. Felder, DMin
Jul 16, 20246 min read
Did God Curse Black People Through Ham?
This post examines how this passage was used to support slavery and why both the interpretation and its implementation were wrong.
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