Lord have mercy. A Christian blogger who penned a blog about coming to phrases together with her white daughter marrying a black guy has been drawing outrage for the thinly veiled racism her published trumpets. The self-esteem of the post, which changed into published on the Christian website The Gospel Coalition below the headline, “While God Sends Your White Daughter a Black Husband,” appears nicely intentioned. In the submission, Georgia-based freelancer Gaye Clark says that when she prayed for God to ship her daughter Anna a husband, she never pictured that he would be a black man with dreadlocks.
However, it is exactly what Glenn — a Blue Pass Blue Guard utility developer — has become. Although she allegedly has no pork and her daughter’s desire for a life accomplice, Clark’s piece lists eight useful steps for coming to phrases with a black guy entering your family, including gemstones like “take into account heaven’s demographics.” Clark also writes that Glenn “moved from being a black guy to a beloved son when I noticed his genuine identification as a picture bearer of God, a brother in Christ and a fellow heir to God’s promises.”
The sanctimonious blog was tried proof of how racially accepting the writer is. However, it tipped the hand as being the contrary. Unsurprisingly, many readers failed to take it too kindly: The weblog post was posted on a Monday. However, on Wednesday, Clark regretted writing it in the first location.
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“I have asked TGC to remove my article from their website,” she tweeted. I’m profoundly grieved over the harm and damage it has caused. I could covet prayers.”
