Ronnie W Rogers

How Whites “Supposedly” Oppress Blacks and Why Successful Blacks are Called Uncle Tom

By Ronnie W. Rogers / August 31, 2020 / Comments Off

Essential to keep in mind is that in social justice (cultural Marxism), oppression by the majority is not tyrannically imposed oppression, something done by force. Instead, it exists in the common-sense ideas of liberal culture, which in America includes concepts taught in Christianity. This may include things such as objectivity, a strong work ethic, personal…

Why Defunding the Police Is Destructive to Civil Society

By Ronnie W. Rogers / August 17, 2020 / Comments Off

On June 17, 2020, The City Council of Norman Oklahoma voted to defund our police department by $885,000.00. Although there are other reasons, I argued these eight points in support of the police and against defunding. They are easily applicable to police departments across America.

A Letter of Support to Dr. John MacArthur

By Ronnie W. Rogers / August 7, 2020 / Comments Off

I sent the following letter of support to John MacArthur. I am not sure if he will see it or not, but I pray he and the church do. However, I thought I would post it to express my public support for a sister church seeking to worship God freely. The church where I pastor…

Social Justice Dishonors Black People

By Ronnie W. Rogers / July 27, 2020 / Comments Off

I believe the present emphasis on social justice and critical race theory rather than God’s impartial justice disparages all humans by treating them as something less than they are, which is created in the image of God (Gen 1:26-28). First, they do so by being based on a Marxian materialistic view of reality. Second, because…

Biblical Justice Triumphs over Social Justice

By Ronnie W. Rogers / July 13, 2020 / Comments Off

Social justice: While social justice and cultural Marxism are not synonymous, they can rightly be used interchangeably as I have done. [1] They both seek a redistribution of wealth and power from the groups who have it to the ones who do not. That is to say, from the majority to the minority, and in America,…

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”…