Black Liberation Theology = Black Hoax

jgrantswankjr ^ | July 8, 2008 | Grant Swank

[johnstown]

Jeremiah Wright boasts on reciting Black Liberation Theology authors. He did so repeatedly when trying to nail Sean Hannity, co-host of "Hannity & Colmes".

He’d say to Hannity, "How many Black Liberation Theology authors have you read? How many of their books can you name? You don’t know anything about theology."

On and on he went.

What Wright did not know is that Hannity does know his theology, having graduated from St. Pius X Preparatory Seminary. It’s just not the lowbrow excuse for theology known as "Black Liberation Theology."

This mix-and-match of revolutionary schemes by which to create racist wars in America is far from the New Testament Gospel accounts. It has nothing to do with Christ and His mission. In fact, it is total opposition to Christ, His sacrificial death, and the good news of salvation.

The facts are that this "theology" is not black in the sense of skin color. It is black in that its source is hell’s caverns. It is not liberating. It is binding and imprisoning. It is not theology in the legitimate definition. It is cultic writ for poor, duped disciples who don’t know the Bible well enough to counter the hoax.

First, so-called BLT is not biblical. Though it starts out with Moses liberating Hebrews from Egyptian slavery, making that parallel to present-day blacks freeing up blacks from "the white value system," there is no legitimate exegetical parallel. It’s a misuse of Scripture and black orators making lots of cash off of the prostitution know that.

Nevertheless, their black hearers don’t know that. And in that is the major hoax. It is devilment plain and simple. Just as white Benny Hinn has made millions off of "spiritual healing," so these blacks have made their millions off of this demonic "theology."

Wright is prime proof of that with his multi-million dollar mansion-with-elevator. By the way, he’s not a suffering black. He’s housed alongside whitey’s golf course in an exclusive white section, far removed from the downtrodden blacks he supposedly seeks to set free.

Second, it’s Marxist at its base.

James Cone originated the hoax with his book "A Black Theology of Liberation" (1970). Since then he’s become the saint of the non-theology. Blacks are the oppressed. Whites are the slave owners. The former must win over the latter by throwing off "middleclassness."

"’In God of the Oppressed,’ Cone said that Marx's chief contribution is ‘his disclosure of the ideological character of bourgeois thought, indicating the connections between the ‘ruling material force of society’ and the ‘ruling intellectual' force.’

"Marx's thought is useful and attractive to Cone because it allows black theologians to critique racism in America on the basis of power and revolution" per assistant professor of theology at Covenant Theological Seminary black Anthony B. Bradley on "The Marxist Roots of Black Liberation Theology" at the Acton Commentary website.

In 1979, Cornel West supported the alliance between bogus BLT and Marxism in his essay "Black Theology and Marxist Thought." Other blacks added their warp to Cone’s and West’s misuse of the term "theology," thus providing Wright with plenty of quotes from the pantheon of antibiblical voices on the dark side.

Third, this spirit of antiChrist weaving of hate and fear in the name of "Christian theology" is demonic. There is nothing about BLT that the Holy Spirit can bless for it is based on what the Holy Spirit abhors, that is, being quagmired in despair and depression.

The Holy Spirit has come to liberate mortals in the freeing grace of Christ. The Holy Spirit seeks to imbed faith and joy, hope and assurance.

These blacks make their money off of spite and warring whites. They make lots of cash when passing offering plates after stirring up their spiritually blind adherents to revolutionize against America.

The Holy Spirit does not set disciples on edge with animosity and plots to destroy. The Holy Spirit furthers the compassionate work of Christ both on Earth and in the lives of dedicated disciples.

Wright and clones would blow up whites, lay low the Republic and take over in the name of BLT. That is atheistic Marxism, not the biblical Theos. That is straight from hell, not heaven’s way of thinking and building friendship bridges to others.

Wright is an agent of Satan. His colleagues will answer severely at the Judgment Seat of Christ for leading thousands upon thousands astray with their demonic "theology."

Click: "The Marxist Roots of Black Liberation Theology" at http://www.acton.org/commentary/443_marxist_roots_of_black_liberation_theology.php?gclid=CPmRmszhgpMCFQiHHgodrVozwQ

Read "WRIGHT RE JESUS: ‘Throw his cracker ass out of here!’" at http://jgrantswankjr.blogspot.com/2008/04/wright-re-jesus-throw-his-cracker-ass.html

[Jeff Head]

Like Liberation Theology of the 60s, 70s and 80s in Central America, Black Liberation Theology is a marxist construct to enlist gullable and ignorant people into the people's revolution, knowing that they will not enlist in a "godless", aethist revolution.

So, they took the story of Jesus Christ and changed it to suit their aims, creating an angry, hateful, vengeful, and worldy revolutionary Jesus who was as much or more about thrpowing off the white, western overloards (the Romans) than he was about spiritual salvation.

It is a perversion and a man-made construct that is purely intended on worldy, marxist revolution and power and domination.

Wright referred to James Hal Cone in that interview with Hannity, and any review or research into Cone reveals the ideology for what it is.

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[MtnClimber]

It is just like all the other leftist crap in that it uses inverse logic. Slavery = Liberation in this case. These professional deceivers think they can convince slaves that their misery is actually happiness.

[MtnClimber]

It is just like all the other leftist crap in that it uses inverse logic. Slavery = Liberation in this case. These professional deceivers think they can convince slaves that their misery is actually happiness.

[Jeff Head]

Exactly. Just like Alan Keyes described in his book, "Master's of the Dream," how the DNC and black leaders therein have mastered pushing off a "dream" to people, particularly to black Americans, which is no dream at all.

It's really a multi-generational nightmare that plays on the most base human frailities to buy their votes by pilfering the public largess and thus enslaving them emotionally, mentally, and economically.

Once hooked, very few break out of the cycle.

[trisham]

It’s racism.

[LiteKeeper]

INTREP

[driftless2]

Simply put any church and church leaders who tell their faithful to hate other people are not Christian in the slightest.

[ncfool]

Came across this 1995 interview Obama had on his book. Its broken down in to three parts and the only troubling part is in part three where at the 4 to 5 min mark he talks about Rev White and the church. It would be good if somebody could excerpt that portion.

Barack Obama with Connie Martinson Talks Books Part 3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBxUSLCPlmc&feature=related

Part three talks about Rev White and his faith, the best the black church has to offer.

[Zionist Conspirator]

"Black Liberation Theology" is ultrarightwing, hypernationalist ethnolatry. Despite the Marxism and leftism among its components it is preached by shysters in a Fundamentalist style that creates the impression that it is a form of Fundamentalist chr*stianity.

Poor whites (at least in America) have received no such gift from the revolutionaries and multicultis, who have chosen to alienate and insult them instead. Leftist pseudo-fundie Black preachers never attack creationism or prayer in public schools--they just never deal with these issues, keeping Blacks focused on other (economic) matters exclusively.