Of course Pat Robertson was all about diversity. He gladly drifted from any and all. Good Lord, using him as credible anything, removes any you might've had. That guy has a special place in Hell, right next to Rush Limbaugh.
Interesting. A liberal Harvard prof was more open minded about that faculty than you are. He was amazed at the variety in views that he found there. It was not a Robertson hive.
Of course Pat Robertson was all about diversity. He gladly drifted from any and all. Good Lord, using him as credible anything, removes any you might've had. That guy has a special place in Hell, right next to Rush Limbaugh.
Interesting. A liberal Harvard prof was more open minded about that faculty than you are. He was amazed at the variety in views that he found there. It was not a Robertson hive.
The variety and of vocation demographic has nothing to do with any of this. All of the places listed are extremely fundamentalist dogmas.
Run along, pedestrian.
Harvard is fundie? A Regent faculty that includes Episcopalians, Catholics, Pentecostals and Orthodox?
I specifically qualified "Dogmas." Do classify Harvard as a sect if Christianity?
As I said, extreme FUNDAMENTALIST's.
So all Christians, or even POST-Christians such as Harvard, are "extreme FUNDAMENTALISTS"? Episcopalians are fundies? Catholics?
Never mind. Bless your heart.
I never mentioned Harvard. You're an intentionally disingenuous ass hat. Move on.
Cox was referring to the faculty at Regent — not the founder. Correct?
As if the faculty who would accept such a position possess any integrity? Just stop.