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Episode 10 of KING Talks is live! Adam, Chris & Cliff are back at you with PART 2 Table Talks that covers issues discussed in the Rev. Conrad Tillard Sr. interview, formerly a member of the Nation of Islam and the current host of Conversations with Conrad on WCHR NYC. Part 2 we ask whether or not teaching black history & black identity in the church is divisive, how integration enabled hip hop music in a negative way, and the meaning of the so-called ‘social gospel’–why that’s a term we should move away from.  Part 1 was amazing and informative, but Part 2 doesn’t disappoint! #podcast #kingtalks #farrakhan #christianity #nationofislam #blackmen #nationalism #kingmovement #SITL

Show Highlights:

2:00 – Why Black History is Important

3:30 – Conservative and Liberal Perspectives on The Black Man and why Ethnic Specific Ministries are Important

4:00 – The social construct of Race vs. Ethnicity

5:00 – The importance of history in understanding the Gospel.

7:00 – How American History is taught as Christian History

8:00 – Black Biblical History

10:30 – Why it’s important to teach Black History in White Churches

14:00 – The Importance of Appealing to Intellect

16:30 – The unintended consequences of integration and hip hop music

19:00 – Reb Lobster Butter Biscuits & Integration

20:00 – The causality of Black Institutions  in Integration

24:00 – The Danger of Romanticizing The Past

27:00 – Old School vs New School

30:00 – MAGA? Real Integration

31:00 – Segregation in 2017

32:00 – Hip Hop Culture in Urban & Suburban America

36:00 – Why using the term “Social Gospel” is Problematic

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