The beginnings of this series bode ill for the editorial reputation of the Witness. While one could see the first two articles as a hamfisted attempt at satire that with some polish might better be deployed in the Babylon Bee or The Onion with the title "Lutherans Hyperventilate over Academic Wokeness", that was not the author's intent. Indeed, he did a better job at assembling a perfect example for future rhetoric classes of a large collection of critical thinking errors, most particularly logical fallacies and cognitive biases. It would take more than is allowed in "Comments" to address them. All I note is that the continued focus in evangelical Christianity on the sole role of individual and not societal sins in questions of race, gender and sex blind its adherents to the longstanding institutional and legal bases of discrimination. I also note that credible analyses of polls demonstrate that there is a linear, positive correlation between frequent church attendance and racist attitudes. Until we can analyze and address these issues, we will fail to understand the depths of hurt and pain among many of our fellow citizens as well as parishioners and disciples. Until we as institutional Christianity can finally come to grips with the differences between the results of the secular liberation of minorities (women, racial groups, and gays) and our theologies, we will continue to experience a constant out migration of many of our young people into "None" categories. Calling names and writing a cartoon-like "analysis" of opponents is going backwards, not forwards.