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Mark Driscoll responds to Peter Lumpkins

I'm grateful to a commenter named "John Strickland" who left this comment on my site  >>>

Major media continues to raise questions about Mark Driscoll at Liberty University by Peter Lumpkins

Chalk up another story from a major media venue perpetuating the questions we raised here concerning Mark Driscoll's invitation to Liberty University  >>>

Author and Family Advocate Cathy Mickels on Mark Driscoll and Liberty University by Peter Lumpkins

Cathy Mickels is the former Washington state president of Phyllis Schlafly's national conservative organization, Eagle Forum. She has been an active, effective voice on behalf of many pro-family and education issues, including strong opposition to outcome-based education. She is also author of Spiritual Junk Food, a book dealing with our culture's "dumbing down" of Christian youth >>>

Former attorney and New Mexico pastor asks riveting questions concerning Liberty University and Mark Driscoll by Peter Lumpkins

Former Liberty trustee asks, is Liberty University training champions or what? by Peter Lumpkins

Parents of Liberty University students need to read this document by Peter Lumpkins

Below is a file uploaded to my site, a file about which I was made aware by Christian author, Cathy Mickels. Parents whose children attend Liberty University need to read this document. What the document contains from Driscoll's own words is provocative. It's mundane. It's crude. And, at times, it's vulgar. It's also necessary. Were my children attending LU, I'd want to know that LU decided to bring in Mark Driscoll to sexualize my kids with his bogus authoritarian interpretation of the Song of Solomon   >>>

Mark Driscoll at Liberty University by Peter Lumpkins

Reflecting the idea among some of Christianity's earliest Christian philosophers that viewed pagan philosophy primarily as a thoroughly corrupted source and therefore resisted making theological use of pagan wisdom in understanding God, Tertullian famously asks, “What does Athens have to do with Jerusalem, the Academy with the Church?”¹  >>>

Why I Think Mark Driscoll is a Misogynist: a Southern Baptist Woman's Perspective by Mary England

  The first time I came across the name Mark Driscoll was on a rabid feminist blog.  It was the sorry Ted Haggard affair.  Driscoll’s thoughts of the situation sent the internet into conniptions.  Mark’s basic take was that wives of ministers are purposefully letting themselves go and controlling their husbands with sex because the husbands are trapped into fidelity  >>>

SBC Tomorrow welcomes back Mary England as Guest Contributor*