Does Juneteenth Point to Jesus? with Sherelle Ducksworth

Rebecca McLaughlin is joined by Sherelle Ducksworth to talk about the holiday Juneteenth.Questions Covered in This Episode:

How did you become a Christian?
What is systematic theology?
What is Juneteenth?
Can you help us understand anthropological distortions?
How would you respond to someone who looks at history and say that how Christians treated black people shows that Christianity isn’t true?
How do Christians typically view or treat injustice?
How can Christians be different than the culture in loving ways?
How do we think about Juneteenth as an opportunity to point to Jesus?

Guest Bio:Sherelle Ducksworth serves as a Christian Studies professor at Anderson University. She holds M.S in sociology with a concentration on social stratification from Mississippi State University and a M.A. in theology from Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary. She is currently working on a Ph.D. In systematic theology from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. Resources Mentioned:

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