Church
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You’ve seen the clip of Joel Webbon lamenting the criticism against his view of interracial marriage, but what was the broader context surrounding it? This video reflects on the conversations that led up to it, as well as the recourse after it.
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In Joel Webbon’s famous interracial marriage debate, Ruslan asked him if he would condemn people who teach that interracial marriage should be a capital crime. He answered the question with proper distinctions, but one of these distinctions raises another question: is he consistent?
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Is calling someone a white nationalist the same as trying to kill them? According to Brian Sauvé, that’s what Samuel Sey did in an article. This video breaks down Sauvé reasoning by engaging with clips that show his exact words in their context.
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In Joel Webbon and NXR Studios’s debate with Ruslan and GodLogic on interracial marriage, a question was asked about significant age gaps. This video discusses an important detail that could have been included in the answer.
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In this video, I break down Joel Webbon’s response to Doug Wilson’s recent article on the debate in which Webbon contended that interracial marriage generally goes against God’s design. I also take a moment to reflect on the reception of my conversation with Reformed Rican.
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“The problems you’ve made up are not going to be solved by Mrs. Kirk, because you’ll never be pleased with her. Nor are they going to be solved by you, because no amount of vindictive foolishness can bring you peace.”
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“The warning was not meant for Christians who are struggling to overcome sin. It was meant for Christians who aren’t struggling to overcome sin—those who walked an aisle, prayed a prayer, and went back to a devil-may-care life of rebellion.”
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In this video, I have the privilege to speak with Eli McGowan about anon accounts, the Zoom call he leaked, WWII, Joel Webbon, Moscow, Josh Buice, and churchmen of every status on the internet.
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“Whether or not the details should all be released by now is really not relevant. Alas, they are not; and so we are responsible to pray, wait patiently for those additional details, and simply go about our own Christian duties.”
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“Even before Miss Welch set foot on the street that infamous night, she needed Jesus to save her. The same goes for the scores of other young folks whose regrets continue to be published on that YouTube channel.”