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Matthew Hoy currently works as a metro page designer at the San Diego Union-Tribune.

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Tuesday, July 20, 2004
Letters to Nick Kristof: Today's New York Times has three letters responding to Kristof's Saturday column (fisked below). It should come as no surprise that (as is the Times' habit) they all concur with Kristof's assessment of evangelical Christians.

The most galling statement comes from the Rev. G. Patrick Thompson, who recalled something his New Testament professor said in at his unnamed seminary.


"Jesus is not coming back, people."


I wonder what seminary this was. Question: Do you have to be a Christian to teach the New Testament at a seminary?

9:33 PM

Comments:
Nope. It's why so many of us are bailing out on liberal "Christianity."

Christopher Johnson
 
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