Dr. Tony Evans, senior pastor of Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship and president of The Urban Alternative.
Dr. Tony Evans, the first African American to earn a doctorate in Theology from Dallas Theological Seminary, chided black Americans recently for not taking responsibility for the breakdown of their families, declaring that “the white man is not making you do that.” He also charged that black families were a lot stronger and made more progress during slavery.
Evans made the comments during a discussion with DTS scholar Dr. Darrell Bock on the issue of biblical racial reconciliation last month.
“We’ve got this discussion about what should be happening kind of across the racial divide with each other and how we build these relationships. The other aspect of the question is what the black community needs to get about itself in order to help build those bridges?” asked Bock of Evans, according to a recording of the event.
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Discussion: Dr. Tony Evans Says Black Families Were ‘a Lot Stronger, More Unified and Made a Lot More Progress’ During Slavery was originally published on praisecleveland.com
