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Beyond Sunday is back with special co-host Elise McCarter for the second part of our discussion on the Bible and Systemic Injustice. This week, we’re taking on some common responses that come out against movements for racial justice. We don’t have all the answers, but we hope that this can help continue the discussion for all of us about how God calls us to work for justice in this world.
In the episode the team references a video posted by Phil Vischer, creator of the children’s Christian video series “Veggie Tales.” We highly recommend watching the video that you can find here or at the web address below. The Holy Post site has also posted a transcript of the video along with citations for the statistics and data that are offered in the video.
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https://www.holypost.com/post/let-s-talk-about-race-in-america
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Everywhere you look our country is being confronted with the realities of systemic injustice. These are the places and systems that exist and that operate beneath our collective conscious but which, intentionally or unintentionally, benefit some over others.
In the wake of recent racial unrest and continued protests across the country, the Beyond Sunday team wants to ask an important question: What does the Bible have to say about systemic injustice? The Bible doesn’t have stories of police being arrested for murder or even of people being blatantly oppressed because of their race. But it turns out the Bible has plenty to say about God’s view of the systems that should rule our lives and how they should be carried out in the world.
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We’ve been in “quarantine” or “stay at home” or “pandemic life” for the last several months now and the world is looking different every day. Each of us are handling the changing environment in our own ways but one thing is certain: if we don’t take care of ourselves we can’t take care of others.
Pastor David is off this week so we brought Kat Nazaroff, mental health professional and friend (spouse) of the podcast, to talk about good mental health in a pandemic world.
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Just a few weeks ago the Beyond Sunday team shared reflections around the murder of Ahmaud Arbery. That episode covered some of the team’s thoughts on racism and faith. In the week’s since, the world has shifted again. The murder of George Floyd by a police officer has spurred protests in cities and towns through the United States calling for racial justice and changes to policies that have harmed minorities for centuries in this country.
This week, Patrick and Pastor David don’t want to be the primary voices of this conversation and so they are joined by special guest Scott Mack. Scott is a member of Lord of Life and friend of the podcast. Scott shares his experience of growing up black in the United States, raising black kids, and how this cultural moment feels both hopeful and all too familiar from past events.
We hope this episode helps you enter into difficult conversations around race and racism in your own circle of friends. As Scott will share with us in our conversation, “Sometimes it is good to feel uncomfortable.”
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We’re starting a new series at Beyond Sunday that we will plan to launch on the first Monday of each month: Books of the Bible. Each month the Beyond Sunday team will tackle one book of the Bible to give you an overview of major themes, plot points, and theological developments. This month, we’re starting at the beginning (because where else would you start) with Genesis. We hope you enjoy this new addition to the Beyond Sunday Podcast. Be sure to send us a note and let us know what you think.
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