Thursday, July 23, 2020

DNAGEROUS CIRRICULUM IMPLIES SLAVERY IS IN OUR NATION'S DNA

Tonight on FB Live: 1619 vs. 1776

Dear Friend,
Dr. Jerry Newcombe will be joining me for this week’s Why Do You Believe That? on Facebook Live tonight at 7 pm ET. For those of you who don’t have a Facebook account, you can still join us. Simply click on the link provided for the D. James Kennedy Ministries Facebook page at 7 pm or after.
Tonight we’re looking at the rewriting of America’s history by the NY Times 1619 Project. This curriculum is now being peddled to school districts in every state of our nation.

Why the year 1619? Because that’s the year slavery was introduced into Jamestown, and thus America. The idea is that without slaves, there would never have been an America. This curriculum is based on a dubious foundation that implies slavery is in our national DNA, and therefore we cannot change.

Thankfully, there is a group of scholars who are challenging the 1619 Project with 1776. This is the year American colonists accepted the notion that we have God-given rights. And those rights ultimately led to the abolition of slavery in America.
I hope you’ll join us as we look at this issue that impacts all of us.
As always, our plumb line for these discussions will the Word of God and the One who is Truth incarnate, Jesus Christ.
If you have questions about tonight's topic, we’d love to answer them. If you have a FB page, you can get them in now via comments on our Facebook page here. If you don’t have a FB page, you can send your questions to letters@djkm.org by 5 pm.
Invite your friends to this important discussion. I look forward to you joining us at 7 pm for FB Live!
Sincerely,
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Frank Wright, PH.D.
President and CEO
D. James Kennedy Ministries
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