Ryan Bomberger
His shirt says: Life has purpose.
I like this guy!! God bless Ryan for standing up and speaking out, about this hypocritical ‘Christian’ college.
Here is more info, about Ryan, from his Townhall bio....
Ryan Bomberger has a rather unique perspective on the nature of Purpose. Adopted into a large multi-racial family of 15, he grew up in a Christian home that exuded compassion. Today he’s an adoptee and adoptive father. As an Emmy® Award-winning creative professional he is passionate about igniting, in people’s hearts and minds, an awareness and a love of the intrinsic value we all possess.
Ryan and his wife, Bethany, created The Radiance Foundation in 2009 as a life-affirming educational organization. Through creative ad campaigns, powerful live multimedia presentations and compassionate community outreach, Radiance illuminates the God-given Purpose within each of us. Praised by leaders across the country, Radiance’s original and thought-provoking work has generated massive media coverage from the NY Times, USA Today, ABC WorldNews, NPR, AP, MSNBC, LA Times, CNN, JET, Charisma, and from many in the blogosphere.
His www.TooManyAborted.com pro-life/pro-adoption campaigns have caused The Radiance Foundation, unsurprisingly, to be denounced by the ACLU, the NAACP and Planned Parenthood.
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Thank you for posting this article.
May God keep and bless Ryan, his Foundation and the good work they are doing.
Here’s a link to his (and his wife’s) Foundation....
http://www.theradiancefoundation.org
Sadly he would probably be treated equally badly at “Catholic” colleges such as Notre Dame, Gonzaga and Georgetown. However it is a good lesson to decent people. When someone uses a euphemism like “pro choice” to describe themselves, they are essentially defining their horrible character. They have molded their conscience to acquiesce to the wholesale killing of pre born human life. Such people are capable of any dastardly act and should never be trusted in any matter of importance. The best policy is to have only the most superficial relationship with such people and exercise that relationship only when it is absolutely necessary. Sorry but the reasonable social consensus based on commonly held values that once existed in America is gone.
Wheaton College is a surprise for this sort of action.
I'll say it. No one cares what KKK believes. I think the Dems invent them periodically when they need a bogeyman for their political theater.
His shirt says: Life has purpose.
Wheaton College became Chaffon College a long time ago, in my opinion.
Credit the Long (Marxist) March Through the Institutions by the Frankfurt School (Seminary).