Reparations for Slavery by the Church of England

SOURCE www.breitbart.com
The Church of England is calling for a £1 billion reparations package to atone for its historic links to slavery, which critics are calling 'anti-Christian' and a 'death wish.' Some argue that the move is based on a racist reading of history and insults both black and white people.

Key Points

  • Church of England calls for £1 billion reparations package
  • Critics label the move as 'anti-Christian' and 'a death wish'
  • Report argues £100 million fund is insufficient to address the impact of slavery
  • Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby supports the initiative

Pros

  • Acknowledging historic ties to slavery
  • Attempting to address enduring harms from enslavement
  • Supporting disadvantaged Black communities

Cons

  • Critics view the move as anti-Christian and a 'death wish' for the Church of England
  • Some argue that the report is based on a racist reading of history
  • Concerns about the impact on local ministry and mission