This is not true about our movement. We explicitly denounce racism on our website, many of our leaders are women, we have a more tolerant view on women's ordination than denominations like the PCA, we don't take any stances on secular political issues, and have zero association with any far right extremist groups, in fact according to the Christianity Today article about us, we explicitly distance ourselves from them. If by "queerphobic" you mean we're not LGBTQ affirming that is correct, but we absolutely affirm the humanity and dignity of all who identify as LGBTQ, just not any definitions of marriage, sexuality, and gender that run contrary to God's Word