[metmom]

Well, I no longer remember the publication, but it was a Protestant author writing in a Protestant publication for other Protestants. The chance of dishonesty might have been high with such a set up as that.

“Moody is a revivalist school and would not contenance anyone on their faculty with that belief. It would be contrary to their statement of faith.”

So you say. Should I believe you or the guy who got the edited and reveiwed article published in a Protestant publication?

Let me see if I have this straight......

We are given a choice between believing b-d or believing your recollection of an article in a publication of which you don't recall the name, by an author you haven't identified, edited by someone who you also have not identified.

[Natural Law]

"We are given a choice between believing b-d or believing your recollection of an article in a publication of which you don't recall the name, by an author you haven't identified, edited by someone who you also have not identified."

Given those options I would have done the same as Vlad.

[vladimir998]

You wrote:

“We are given a choice between believing b-d or...”

No. Claiming that no one would ever do what in fact was done just because of a statement of faith that profs would be expected to adhere to is simply silly. It is the height of idealist based denial. There’s simply no reason to ignore these cases: http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2008/aprilweb-only/114-24.0.html

http://www.rasmusen.org/x/2005/03/01/professor-fired-for-heresy-at-huntington-college/

[boatbums]

We are given a choice between believing b-d or believing your recollection of an article in a publication of which you don't recall the name, by an author you haven't identified, edited by someone who you also have not identified.

As said, The chance of dishonesty might have been high with such a set up as that. I agree, that's why I'll go with B_D, too. We even have some Moody grads as Freepers. Perhaps we could get the scoop from someone who knows. Anyone who REALLY wants to know, can easily go to their website:http://www.moody.edu/edu_mainpage.aspx?id=1166

Their Undergraduate Programs:

The Bible Department seeks to assist students to become biblically competent. The department aims to lead students to acquire a foundational and an intermediate understanding of the English Bible and, for the Biblical Language major, the Hebrew and Greek texts.

The goal of the Bible Department is to provide the necessary education for students to equip them to carry out effective ministry in the church and parachurch organizations, graduate studies in Bible and related disciplines and lifelong learning.

General Purpose of the Bible Department (for non-Bible/Biblical Languages/Bible-Music majors)

The Bible Department will aim to facilitate the education of Moody Bible Institute students so that they can

•Trace the story line of the Old and New Testaments

•Explain the canonical structure of the sixty-six books of the Bible

•Discuss the general historical and cultural background for the Old and New Testaments

•Discuss the formation of the canon and acquire a firm conviction that the Bible is the inspired, inerrant and authoritative Word of God

•Model a lifestyle that is biblically informed and distinctly Christian