North Carolina Pastor John Amanchukwu has made it his mission to expose the lies about abortion in the African American community.
Through his new book, “Eraced: Uncovering the Lies of Critical Race Theory and Abortion,” Amanchukwu, a former North Carolina University football player, wants to raise awareness about the value of every human life, The Christian Post reports.
“Satan’s trigger is the image of God. Many times, Satan has sought to destroy the image of God. And today, since 1973, millions of babies have been killed in this country. And if the enemy can’t kill a child in the womb, today, he’s attacking and killing our children mentally in the public school system,” Amanchukwu told the Christian Post.
The youth pastor at the Upper Room Church of God in Christ in Raleigh, he said he wants “Eraced” to become a new movement to change society by helping people recognize that “all mankind, born and unborn” are “one blood and equally valuable.”
Amanchukwu said he wants to reach young people, too, because public schools are indoctrinating them with lies about abortion and critical race theory that pit human beings against each other.
“There’s a whole system of indoctrination taking place in our public school system,” he told the Christian Post. “We’ve moved away from pedagogy and we’ve gone towards indoctrination. And it’s time for us to get back to reading, writing and arithmetic.”
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And for mothers and fathers of aborted babies, Amanchukwu said Christ offers forgiveness and healing.
“There is repentance for moms out there who are grieving in silence,” the pastor said. “God had mercy upon Paul and he was a murderer and a treacherous person who locked up Christians and he killed Christians. If God forgave and allowed for Paul to convert, and Paul was allowed to write the majority of the New Testament, why wouldn’t God forgive a mother who had an abortion?”
Amanchukwu said Satan has been using abortion and race to divide God’s people, what the pastor calls “twin evils.”
“I love God’s creation. I love God’s people. And I don’t like seeing the enemy use issues like race and abortion or gender to divide God’s people,” he said.
