Our Post-Charlottesville Narrative Is A National Embarrassment
A selection of recent articles (coming from different points of view).
Our Post-Charlottesville Narrative Is A National Embarrassment by Daniel Payne, The Federalist
CNN’s Slanderous Claim: Ordinary Trump Supporters Are White Supremacists, LifeSite
The Left is way more dangerous than loony white supremacists by Jules Gomes
Charlottesville: Jesus Commands Us to ‘Tell the Truth,’ So Why Aren’t We? by Brad Huddlestone, Christian Post
What Is Antifa? The Far-Left Group Staging Violent Protests Nationwide by Samuel Smith, Christian Post
Charlottesville: A Clash of False Alternatives, Crisis Magazine
Is fatherlessness the key to neo-Nazi violence? by Michael Cook, VOL
Charlottesville puts Trump on the brink: US President increasingly isolated as Christians, generals and staffers condemn his response, by James Macintyre, Christian Today
Churches speak out against ‘evil’ white supremacists in Charlottesville, by Madeleine Davies, Church Times
Charlottesville: white supremacists are fundamentally anti-American and anti-Christian, by Archbishop Cranmer
How church leaders in Charlottesville prepared for white supremacists, by Jonathan Blitzer, The New Yorker
We won’t get fooled again: Trump, Charlottesville and the American dream, by Bishop Nick Baines
If not after Charlottesville, then when? Why evangelicals must denounce Trump, by Andy Walton, Christian Today
The Christian response to Charlottesville has been timid, and here’s why, by Char Adams, Bustle
A wake-up call for the Catholic Church, by John Gehring, Commonweal
Why blaming Donald Trump for Charlottesville’s racist violence is dangerous, by Andrew Buncombe, Independent
How totalitarianism is winning in the West, by Melanie Phillips
The left paved the way for the Nazi thugs of Charlottesville, by Campbell Campbell-Jack, The Conservative Woman
Pastoral reflections from Charlottesville, by Keith Goad, Jefferson Park Baptist Church
Race, the Gospel and the Moment, by Tim Keller, The Gospel Coalition
The legacy of white supremacy: why Confederate monuments should come down, by Matthew J Franck, Public Discourse
The media’s double standards on violence and hate, by Michael Brown, Charisma News
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