Should White Christians Wash Black People's Feet to Atone for Racism?

American Thinker.com ^ | June 28, 2020 | James Arlandson

[mdmathis6]

Eziekiel 18 says you can’t demand atonement for something one has never done. God does not lay the guilt of the Father’s sins upon the soul of the children. Neither should black Christians demand “payment” for sins whites have done when many of those black Christians have been forgiven by God for those same sins that whites may have done. The parable of the debtor explains what happened to the debtor when he demanded payments for debts owed to him when his own many debts had been forgiven by the Master.

[Kaslin]

You ate a chicken at Zaxby? They have the worst chicken in my honest opinion.

[Bullish]

Should White Christians Wash Black People's Feet

Maybe if the white man's job is to prep them in the mortuary. That's about it.

[mad_as_he$$]

Ever see a black mortician? I haven’t.

[lurk]

If you’re not racist, you’re against the slaughter of black babies, you have always been against slavery and you just want to live in peace, no, foot washing is a farce.

[servantboy777]

I apologize for NOTHING! I am a proud white Southern Christian Texas man.

[a little elbow grease]

Should White Christians Wash Black People's Feet?

____________________

..... maybe her feet.

;-)

[AndyTheBear]

Its a cheap form of fake virtue to ask forgiveness on behalf of what others have done.

And it is bigoted and evil to condition people to be apologetic for being of a certain race.

[Impy]

Washing armpits would be more productive.