Race and the Gospel
Toward a Biblical Anthropology and Christian Humility
- Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
- Publisher: Wipf and Stock
- Published: 2026
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Publisher's Description
Race and the Gospel breaks through the rhetoric of the most extreme voices on both the right and left ends of the spectrum to deal with the subject of race in a way that honors God and honors what God has said. It seeks to offer a systemic theology of race by showing that God created people to differ from each other for his own glory and that all people are fallen in Adam and only redeemed in Christ. This book also attempts to address destructive ideologies of race realism and race constructionism that are plaguing the church today. As the Scriptures correct human pride and prejudices, readers will dive deep into the Bible to find the truth of the matter.
Endorsements (1)
“In Race and the Gospel, Jason Tackett brings needed biblical clarity to one of the most confused issues of our day. With careful attention to Scripture, he exposes both racial partiality and modern ideological distortions while pointing to the unifying power of Christ. Grounded in a faithful biblical anthropology, this work calls the church back to confidence in the gospel as the only true answer to division. I gladly commend it.”
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