03-26-2008, 10:23 PM
Adding on to what Jester said:
I'd say one of Wright's themes is oppression in general. Why else would he be mentioning cases that clearly have nothing to do with blacks? Wright's biggest flaw is that he admitted America has changed for the better, while saying he doesn't believe America can change for the better.
When I'm reading down his sermon and thinking to myself "that's true, that's true, exaggerated but true, okay you're wrong here, that's true, that's true, exaggerated but true ..." I'm more scared at what those truths mean then him saying them.
At least the complete barrage I've been holding back re: kandrathe's unwillingness to bring forth evidence can be sated, it's just too bad his evidence doesn't really show what he's trying to prove.
I'd say one of Wright's themes is oppression in general. Why else would he be mentioning cases that clearly have nothing to do with blacks? Wright's biggest flaw is that he admitted America has changed for the better, while saying he doesn't believe America can change for the better.
Quote:But this is hardly text that scares my socks off from a preacher.
When I'm reading down his sermon and thinking to myself "that's true, that's true, exaggerated but true, okay you're wrong here, that's true, that's true, exaggerated but true ..." I'm more scared at what those truths mean then him saying them.
At least the complete barrage I've been holding back re: kandrathe's unwillingness to bring forth evidence can be sated, it's just too bad his evidence doesn't really show what he's trying to prove.
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