Has anyone at your church ever claimed that "whiteness is wickedness", "sin is oppressive", or "the Bible was written from the perspective of the oppressed?" Outlandish statements like these are a product of what's called critical theory. You've increasingly heard the term used in the media within recent years, but what exactly is critical theory, why is it harmful, and how do you address it if it's present at your church?

In this week's podcast, Dr. Neil Shenvi and Dr. Pat Sawyer join Frank to unpack the good and the bad of critical theory as detailed in their brand-new book, 'Critical Dilemma: The Rise of Critical Theories and Social Justice Ideology―Implications for the Church and Society.' During the episode, Frank, Neil, and Pat answer questions like:

How do proponents of critical theory view morality?
What is the distinction between "Social Justice" and biblical justice?
Is Oprah Winfrey oppressed?
What are some of critical theory's popular slogans?
Is CRT compatible with biblical Christianity?
What are the "4 Big Ideas" at the heart of critical theory?

 

The Gospel should motivate Christians to pursue generosity, holiness, and biblical justice. But we don't have to embrace the manifold errors of critical theory to do so. Be sure to pick up your copy of Critical Dilemma to learn more about how to identify critical theory in your church and how to stop it dead in its tracks if and when it shows up!

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Neil's website: https://shenviapologetics.com/

Pat's website: https://www.patsawyer.org/

Neil and Pat's book: https://criticaldilemma.com/