Ronnie W Rogers

Understanding the Terms of Cultural Marxism (Social Justice): A Christian Response

By Ronnie W. Rogers / June 29, 2020 / Comments Off

Critical Race Theory (CRT) [1] defines race as being socially constructed rather than a natural biological function. [2] In CRT, the concept of race was constructed by white people and serves as a mechanism for them to oppress black people and promote pervasive institutional racism in order to maintain white supremacy. CRT is related to Cultural Marxism…

Resources for Christians Thinking through Social Justice Issues

By Ronnie W. Rogers / June 15, 2020 / Comments Off

These articles, messages, and links are provided to help Christians remain faithful to the Scripture in our actions, heart, and speech at a time when many evangelical leaders are abandoning clear biblical teaching. Or they are unjustifiably mixing biblical teaching with cultural Marxism, social justice, critical race theory, intersectionality, and terminology from Black Lives Matters…

An Insight into How Cultural Marxism and Social Justice Actually Work: The Death of George Floyd

By Ronnie W. Rogers / June 2, 2020 / Comments Off

Social justice advocates (cultural Marxism) seek to advance their cause by the dreadful death of George Floyd. It is essential to keep the following two thoughts in mind as we consider events such as the tragic death of George Floyd. First, social justice and cultural Marxism do not entail that some injustices they stand against…

Calvinism Fails to Absolve God from Causing the Fall

By Ronnie W. Rogers / May 18, 2020 / Comments Off

Genesis two seems to clearly present Adam with a choice between obedience and blessing (Gen 2:16) and disobedience and judgment (Gen 2:17). Then, when Adam and Eve did eat (Gen 3:6), God rightly judged them, and they died. Consequently, they lost all the blessings God had granted them while living in the garden because he…

The Exalted View of God in Scripture

By Ronnie W. Rogers / May 4, 2020 / Comments Off

The nature and attributes of God are seen not only in His person but in His creation as well. We are reminded, “For since the creation of the world His invisible attributes, His eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly seen, being understood through what has been made, so that they are without excuse”…

Twenty Reasons Why Every Christian Needs a Local Church

By Ronnie W. Rogers / April 20, 2020 / Comments Off

Active membership in a local church is required for every Christian who desires to be faithful and honor Christ by following him and contributing to the church, which is the only thing Christ is building in this age (Matt 16:18). The following summarizes twenty reasons why every Christian should be an active and contributing member…

Why Use the Grammatical Historical Method to Study Scripture

By Ronnie W. Rogers / April 6, 2020 / Comments Off

The Grammatical Historical Method (GHM) approaches the Bible as the holy word of God and therefore strives to discover the biblical author’s initially intended meaning in the verse and passage under consideration. In other words, the interpreter asks, what did the author (like Matthew, Paul, or Peter) mean by what he said, and how did…

The Day Hell Reveals God Is Not God of the Scripture: Calvinism

By Ronnie W. Rogers / March 23, 2020 / Comments Off

Calvinism’s exclusive doctrines position it in an untenable place when it comes to people spending eternity in hell. To mitigate the indefensible entailments of Calvinism that consign people to hell (the reprobate non-elect class), they offer various responses. First, they say the lost deserve to be there. While that is true, it does not tell…

An All-White Church Does Not a Racist Church Make

By Ronnie W. Rogers / March 9, 2020 / Comments Off

It is often said that Sunday morning is the most segregated hour in America. The frequent implication seems to be, the church is the most racist gathering place in America. But is the presence of an all-white church evidence of a bigoted church? I think not, even though I recognize there are racially prejudiced people…

What Does Critical Race Theory Mean for Me?

By Ronnie W. Rogers / February 24, 2020 / Comments Off

I intend for this article to take some difficult concepts of Critical Theory (CT), [1] Critical Race Theory (CRT),[2] and Intersectionality (IN) [3] under the rubric of Cultural Marxism (CM) and to briefly make them a little more understandable. [4] We must seek to understand these deadly concepts because they have moved from secular academia…