God has painted the canvas of his creation with colors of all kinds—not to give preference to one or the other, but to show forth the beauty of variety.
This is not just true of forests in autumn, or sunsets in summer, but even of men and women who bear the image of their Creator and are scattered throughout the four corners of the earth. But in recent days, there has been a rise of those who look at the assortment of hues on the palette of Providence and assert that one shade should dominate the others, or that the colors should never mix.
How should we “take every thought captive to obey Christ” (2 Cor. 10:5) in this matter? That is the aim of this little book: to equip Christians to think through and respond biblically to the claims of Race Realism and Kinism, which have so recently been the graffiti of social media and tearing through congregations and communities.