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Tim Keller Says the Bible Says if You Have White Skin, You’re Involved in Injustice

by | Sep 18, 2020 | heresy, News, Racialism, Social Justice, Social-Issues, Video | 0 comments

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Tim Keller has become completely useless to the Church and does not represent the Scriptures or minister the gospel in any meaningful way. Keller, who is completely given over to the social justice gospel — which the Apostle Paul describes as “another gospel” which is “no gospel at all” — now makes an outrageous claim that the Scriptures say that if you have white skin, you’re involved in injustice, “even if you didn’t do it.”

“If you have white skin, it’s worth $1m over a lifetime,” he says, “you have to say, I don’t deserve this…I am the product of and standing on the shoulders of other people who got that through injustice…the Bible says you are involved in injustice, and even if you didn’t actually do it.”

Let’s just be clear that the Bible does not say this, nor anything even remotely to suggest that this could be derived theologically from the Scriptures. In fact, it is antithetical to the gospel. It is heresy.

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