Awake But Not Woke - David McIlroy

Critical Race Theory is dividing society and is increasingly leading to changes in worldview and language across Western Europe. How should we understand this enormous cultural shift? A biblical response requires close attention to what the Bible says about racism and injustice, about personal and corporate responsibility, and about what it means to love our enemies. This talk seeks to explore what the Great Commission and the Great Commandments tell us about how Christians should think about our own sins, those of our nation and tribe, and those of others.

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David McIlroy is a practising barrister based in London in the UK. He serves on the editorial board of Law & Justice, teaches the Mission of Justice and the Theology of Law course at Spurgeon’s College, and is a Visiting Professor at the University of Notre Dame (USA) in England. He is convinced that justice matters enormously to God and He wants Christians to work hard to see justice done more and more in situations around the world. Through his books (A Biblical View of Law and Justice, A Trinitarian Theology of Law, The End of Law) and many articles, David seeks to deepen people’s reflections on justice and to inspire others to take up the challenge of acting justly, loving mercy, and walking humbly with God (Micah 6:8).

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