“For
true dialogue to take place, many white churches are going to have to come to
grips with their selective piety concerning social and political agendas. Dialogue
does not mean that all of us will come to the same conclusions about methods to
achieve justice or even particular issues on which we lay our emphasis, but it
does demand that we humbly listen to what our dialogue partners have to say.”
Craig
Keener, “The Gospel and Racial Reconciliation,” in The Gospel in Black and White: Theological Resources for RacialReconciliation, ed. Dennis Okholm (Downers Grove: InterVarsity, 1996), 129.
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