Defending yourself against a convicted pedophile and sex offender makes you a racist “mass shooter,” according to Christian group The Gospel Coalition

Kyle Rittenhouse, the young man who protected himself and others in Kenosha, Wisc., from violent attacks by Black Lives Matter (BLM) and Antifa terrorists – one of them was a convicted pedophile and sex offender, and Rittenhouse is only 17 years old – is nothing more than a deranged “mass shooter” on par with “white supremacist” Dylann Storm Roof. This is according to the supposedly Christian evangelical group The Gospel Coalition (TGC), founded by American pastor Tim Keller of Redeemer Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Manhattan.

K. Edward Copeland, TGC member and pastor of New Zion Baptist Church in Rockford, Ill., recently penned a preposterous editorial for TGC smearing Rittenhouse as just another “armed mass shooter” who takes innocent lives for sport. Copeland contends that Rittenhouse “killed people in the middle of the street,” further inferring that he got away with it because he has white skin.

Even though the violent men who attacked Rittenhouse were also white, and were presumably trying to murder him for getting in the way of their rioting and looting, Copeland suggests that Rittenhouse was the perpetrator, and his targets — innocent victims of “white supremacy.”

“When armed mass shooters (Kyle Rittenhouse, Dylan (sic) Roof, etc.) are apprehended without incident, and unarmed black people are killed out of fear that they might be armed, we have a more insidious problem than ‘a few bad apples,'” Copeland writes. “This thing is cultural, pervasive, and abominable.”

Is The Gospel Coalition unaware that liars shall not inherit the kingdom of God?

In Copeland’s gushing misrepresentation of the facts surrounding what actually happened, he completely – and we can only assume intentionally – skews the narrative to match that of the mainstream media, which is vilifying Rittenhouse for engaging in basic self-defense against domestic terrorists who were out to murder him and others for getting in their way.

At no point in his racially charged work of fiction did Copeland bother to explain that Rittenhouse was being victimized at the time when he discharged his weapon for his own protection. Several of Rittenhouse’s aggressors also had “visible semi-automatic weapon[s],” as Copeland wrote about Rittenhouse, and at least one of them also had a Molotov cocktail.

“Good grief, why would a pastor, a man of God, express something so profoundly untrue and inflammatory,” writes John Nolte for Breitbart News, noting that the only thing “pervasive” and “abominable,” here, “is a man of God bearing false witness against a 17-year-old.”

If you are unfamiliar with either K. Edward Copeland or Tim Keller, consider the many other prominent pastoral names that are also part of TGC. These include:

• Kevin DeYoung, senior pastor of Christ Covenant Church in North Carolina
• Ligon Duncan, chancellor and CEO of Reformed Theological Seminary
• Danny Akin, pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta
• Alistair Begg, pastor of Parkside Church in Cleveland
• Matt Carter, pastor of Sagemont Church in Houston (former pastor of Austin Stone Community Church in Austin)
• Albert Mohler, president of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville
• Russell Moore, president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention
• John Piper, founder and teacher of DesiringGod.org and chancellor of Bethlehem College & Seminary
• David Platt, pastor of McLean Bible Church in Washington, D.C.
• Mark Dever, senior pastor of Capitol Hill Baptist Church in Washington, D.C., and president of 9Marks
• Erwin Lutzer, pastor emeritus of The Moody Church in Chicago
• Don Carson, emeritus professor of New Testament at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and co-founder of TGC

“This pastor is a false prophet,” wrote one Breitbart News commenter about Copeland. “The Lord will deal with him.”

“Kyle should sue the so-called ‘pastor,'” wrote another.

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Sources for this article include:

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