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In reply to the discussion: Report on slavery is only a start for Southern Baptists' reckoning with racism [View all]MineralMan
(147,386 posts)23. Clearly, I am not asking that. I am asking what the Christian religion is
doing. As a non-Christian, I must rely on people like you to give me such information. Do you have none to offer?
I'm not a Christian. I do not, nor have I ever, sexually abused anyone. Nobody I know has done so. I have fought against racism and for reproductive rights. I am not a Christian. Christians have fought to preserve racism, block women's right and their priests have committed sexual abuse against children and shielded the offenders from justice.
I am a human, and I just told you what progress I have made and worked toward. I asked you about the Christian religion. Tell me what progress it has made in those regards and in others.
Don't try to change the subject, Guy.
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Report on slavery is only a start for Southern Baptists' reckoning with racism [View all]
guillaumeb
Dec 2018
OP
Yet while the Catholic Church continues to struggle with systemic sexual abuse...
Act_of_Reparation
Dec 2018
#6
How much time must pass between two arbitrary points before one may realistically expect change?
Act_of_Reparation
Dec 2018
#10
IIRC the 2017 SBC annual meeting fought over taking down Confederate monuments
bobbieinok
Dec 2018
#3