In this segment, the Right Wing Reverend explains how President Obama’s black liberation theological views demand the replacement of white social injustice which oppresses blacks and minorities, with his idea of social justice. The President is attempting to free the oppressed from the bondage of protestant reformational Christianity. If the President accomplishes his goals, we will live in a different America than the one we used to know.
Continue Reading → ShareIs President Obama actually carrying out the work of his theology in the White House? Do we have a President who is living out his theology in his political agenda? In this segment, the Right Wing Reverend briefly explains the origin and history of black theology that is behind President Obama’s black liberation theological views.
Continue Reading → SharePresident Obama’s black liberation theology drives his political, social, and cultural policies. In this segment, the Right Wing Reverend explains how President Obama’s black liberation theological view of the gospel of salvation is the theological rationale for his agenda. The President calls his approach the theology of change and hope, as he defines them.
Continue Reading → SharePresident Obama’s black liberation theology drives his political, social, and cultural policies. In this segment, the Right Wing Reverend explains the defining concepts of President Obama’s black liberation theology.
Continue Reading → ShareWe continue to seek to understand what is driving President Obama’s political, social, and cultural policies in America by examining the President’s theology. We are taking the time to do this examination so that we, as orthodox Christians, can know how to respond. In this segment, the Right Wing Reverend considers the theological method of President Obama’s liberation theology.
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