Would love to have taken the millions HU spent on buildings (and administrative salaries and perks) and feed the hungry, clothe the naked, etc.

The Jesus in my Bible doesn’t ask, in Heaven, “Did you have The Instrument?”; He asks, “Did you feed/clothe me?”

And there are other instances of other faculty members besides ME being called into DDB’s office regarding political or even perceived political stands. One that comes to mind relates to the invitation of Sean Hannity to come speak at HU. All one professor had to ask was, “What are his bona fides?” and that was enough to get him brought in and threatened by DDB.

They have a great deal for which to answer.

I accept the banal, conflicting, and hedonistic thought in the Bible. As such, I rational person would begin to realize the entire book is a myth and should be treated with no greater reverence than materials used in its production. The true shame is that Christian schools still exist as it is strikingly a contradiction by terms.

By the way, this article is almost three years old, so don’t expect anyone else to come talk to you here.