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As first reported by Religion News Service, Seattle pastor Mark Driscoll was accused of plagiarism by Janet Mefferd during a November 21 interview with Driscoll about his new book A Call to Resurgence. Originally, the charges related to the new book and material from the work of Peter Jones. Then several…
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Mark Driscoll and plagiarism – Seattle megachurch pastor Mark Driscoll was accused of plagiarism by Janet Mefferd on her November 21 broadcast. Initially, she questioned Driscoll about using concepts and terms without proper citation. Jonathan Merritt at Religion News Service covered the story the next day. Given the nature of the…
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What they said. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xq4zkubtX5A[/youtube] I am very thankful to be celebrating my second Thanksgiving since my heart attack and surgery. Best wishes to all for a thankful day.
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With this caption — Church Members Mistreat Homeless Man in Church Unaware It Is Their Pastor in Disguise — David Barton’s Wallbuilders Facebook page posted the pretend story of a pastor who dressed as a homeless man in order to make a point to his church. The fictional story has…
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That’s how the Daily Caller plugged my op-ed, What’s Behind David Barton’s War on Christian Colleges? Research demonstrates that, on balance, Christian colleges support the faith commitments of students. Why would David Barton say otherwise? Go read my Daily Caller piece on the subject.
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The Institute on the Constitution did not succeed in getting their course on the Constitution in the Springboro (OH) school district but they may have found a way into a public school in Florida. According to posts on the IOTC Facebook page, director of IOTC and League of the South…
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On his Wallbuilders Facebook page, David Barton released a statement today regarding the furor over the program with Kenneth Copeland on Veteran’s Day. Here is the statement in full: David Barton and WallBuilders have a long unwavering and proven record of unequivocal support for those in the Armed Forces, including…
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The secessionist, neo-Confederate organization League of the South was represented at Larry Klayman’s Reclaim America Now rally in Washington, D.C. According to Klayman, the rally sought to clean house in Washington: Freedom Watch and its founder Larry Klayman call upon all Tea Party, conservative, libertarian, and other groups and persons,…
