I’m sure they will delighted to get your letter, which is likely to be as confused as your posts.
If you don’t know that Mohler has been a supporter of the GCR, you aren’t following the Convention. It isn’t a secret, and you could have found it out yourself.
The entire dispute comes down to 1. Mohler said the things attributed to him, 2. he has generally supported the GCR, and 3. I assert that 1 and 2 are bad for the SBC and for Evangelicals generally because Mohler has a large following.
Mohler got enough blow-back from the comments that Allen quoted that he has been trying to walk them back, but it is clear that the GCR group (and especially the younger ones) is headed in that direction.
You seem to be struggling to maintain your point, whatever it actually is, but you are also trying to personalize this to Mohler. It isn’t that at all. The problem in the SBC is broader. Moreover, just because Mohler is trying to soften his comments after the fact doesn’t mean he is lying (a word you like to use but seem not to grasp well). Mohler is just trying to make his argument in a way that will be more acceptable. My point, however, is that any way he puts it, the implicit accommodationism is wrong. What happened at PSU is an example of where accommodationism leads. Recall? That is where this exchange began.
I’m sure that none of this will help and that you will continue in your bluster and confusion.
As I read your responses I’m reassured that refraining from judging Dr. Mohler was a prudent decision.
Your insults and condescension are escalating. Despite the fact that you can comprehend my replies well enough to respond seems to be an indicator that my posts make sense, but than again, it was never a question for me.
When you reduce all that’s been discussed, I’ve maintained the same argument:
You accused Dr. Mohler of lying. Judging by what I know of Dr. Mohler, this seems to contradict your allegations. I asked you to provide proof using Dr. Mohler’s own words. You couldn’t because the allegations involve activities at the Conventions and Annual Meetings, etc.
I hope Dr. Mohler responds to my inquiry.