The replacement of Joe Biden on the Democrat ticket with Vice President Kamala Harris has led to the emergence of organizations with the aim of subverting the Evangelical vote for the Democrats. Last week, Evangelical Dark web showed how Christianity Today was touting the faith of Kamala Harris in a fluff piece. As we will show, the support of Christianity Today and other institutions runs much deeper.
On August 14, Evangelicals for Harris has an event with many speakers, many of whom are familiar.
Ekemini Uwan is the cohost of Truth’s Table a popular Black religious podcast.
Patricia Ruiz-Cantu is a Democrat activist. She seems to be more of a behind the scenes figure rather than someone with an audience.
Jemar Tisby is a famous Critical Race Theorist. He is the author of The Color of Compromise and other woke books.
LaTasha Morrison is a race hustler whose even spoke at Jennie Allen’s If:Gathering.
Lisa Sharon Harper is a theologically liberal author with pronouns in bio. She runs the company Freedom Road which conducts struggle sessions. She has written for Christianity Today.
Sandra Van Opstal is a female pastor and liberal activist. She’s also an Enneagram enthusiast.Â
Nelba Marquez-Greene is Yale School of Public Health’s Activist in Residence and a therapist. Her activism has especially focused on gun control.
Dwight McKissic is one of the most outspoken liberal pastors in the Southern Baptist Convention. He has threatened to leave the denomination if the denomination were to condemn Critical Race Theory and has openly advocated for female pastors. he was quoted in the recent Christianity Today fluff piece on Kamala Harris.
Jim Ball was an environmentalist activist who spent years trying to subvert Evangelical resistance to the climate change agenda via the Evangelical Environmental Network where he served as vice president. This organization worked closely with Christianity Today and the National Association of Evangelicals.
Raymond Chang is a woke academic and president of the Asian American Christian Collaborative. He’s also written for Christianity Today.
Amy Peeler has since dropped out of the webinar.
Joey Cochran is a liberal historian and feminist. After the Dobbs decision, he came out with a pro-abortion statement. There was a campaign to have him and other liberal professors at Christian colleges fired. After six semesters at Wheaton, Cochran would be forced out due to the unwillingness to offer him full tenure.
James Talarico is a state representative in Texas who called it unChristian to display the Ten Commandments in public schools.
Claude Alexander is on the board of Christianity Today and InterVarsity. He is the chairman of the board of trustees of Gordon-Conwell Seminary, Tim Keller’s alma mater.
Big Eva is all over this event supporting Kamala Harris, and the most frequent fingerprints are from Christianity Today, an organization led by Russell Moore and Timothy Dalrymple.
One Response
It’s more evidence in support of Singaporean Christian leader Samuel Tow’s 1983 warning, “Today’s Evangelicals, Tomorrow’s Liberals.” They may be Evangelicals, but they’re not Christians.