My entire career I’ve fought for issues and held positions that anyone with a basic tethering to reality would consider essential pillars of conservative evangelical theology.
The institution I teach at—@SBTS—has long been considered a bastion of conservative evangelical theology under @albertmohler’s leadership. Of late, certain voices are attempting to challenge the institution’s fidelity. I don’t get it. At all.
If you take my ethics classes, you’ll see me:
— Defend Inerrancy
— Teach and defend Complementarianism
— Oppose statist ideologies
— Deny the ontology of gay marriage
— Condemn identity politics
— Defend the natural family
— Condemn abortion
— Defend Inerrancy
— Teach and defend Complementarianism
— Oppose statist ideologies
— Deny the ontology of gay marriage
— Condemn identity politics
— Defend the natural family
— Condemn abortion
I haven’t taken the stands I’ve taken to be called a liberal or be part of an institution that is adrift theologically. The faculty squarely stands behind the vision and leadership of @albertmohler, @MatthewJHall, and @hershaelyork.
