Black Lives Matter (BLM) has been skillful in their duplicitous persuasion of numerous evangelical groups since their inception seven years ago. Some are highly predictable; The Evangelical Lutheran Church of America (ELCA), The United Church of Christ (UCC), and The Presbyterian Church U.S.A (PCUSA) all habitually affirm progressive theologies and liberal political causes. Their deception required minimal effort.
Others, however, were slightly more unexpected.
For example, Intervarsity Fellowship, a historically conservative, evangelical college campus ministry hosted a young female director of worship from Missouri in 2016, who delivered an impassioned speech to student followers regarding why the evangelical church should support the BLM movement. Though the lecture received some anticipated pushback, the media praised her courage while numerous progressive Christians in academia adored her leftist ideologies.
One group wrote a letter to Intervarsity, soon after, that expressed profound thanksgiving for the young speaker because “[She] exposed a central lie at work in the church…white people were created to rule a ...
