So spot on as to the problem with “identity theology” , which doesn’t bother with the right question. It focuses instead on “correctness” as something one “owns” and others don’t.

It’s failure to ask about how our neighbor is affected , and neglected, is what makes it a doorway to hate, which is born out of ignorance of the neighbor’s circumstances, struggles, and injustices suffered.

Dr. Michael J. Svigel on Twitter

Theology 101: The question should never be, “Is this action leftist or right-wing…liberal or conservative…socialist or capitalist?” The question should be, “Does this action love my neighbor…look out for their interests more than my own…manifest the fruit of the Spirit?”