No, the Black Liberation Theology of Wright was taught from the pulpit. It was core to the teaching ministry of the church. That is profoundly different from having a controversial Sunday school teacher.
As for Rafael, you are not privy to the relationship going on there. Like I said, my own dad and I differed over the doctrines of grace. Had I been a political figure while he was alive, I am sure he would have supported me, and the theological differences we had would not have been a factor. You do not have evidence that Ted Cruz is anything but a typical Southern Baptist. No conviction for you. :)
Peace,
SR
Yup, and so does Beth Moore, despite your "she's just an obscure sunday school teacher!" BS:
"That Fall Beth was re-taping Living Beyond Yourself and I sat up on the left-hand stairs near the top of Houston’s First Baptist Church. (Well, my left, her right.) I’d never, in all my years in church, seen somebody teach with such passion and authority. Needless to say, it was contagious. So contagious, in fact, that I went home and devoured my homework. I did it at night propped up in my bed because let’s be honest, I had no interest in setting aside an hour each morning, but that worked really well for me."
http://blog.lproof.org/2014/03/a-journey-through-bible-study.html
As for Rafael, you are not privy to the relationship going on there.
Then Cruz should probably stop sending him to CAMPAIGN ON HIS BEHALF TO DOMINIONIST/EVANGLICAL AUDIENCES and NOT RECEIVE HANDS ON ANOINTING BY DOMINIONISTS.