Show Notes
What's going on at Baylor University? After exposing the administrative roadblocks that led to the cancellation of a recent college tour event, Frank returns to address some anticipated objections and dig even deeper into his concerns about the university. He'll address questions like:
How do Marxist principles conflict with biblical teachings on justice and impartiality? How is Baylor violating their own core values on inclusion and diversity? How do some of Baylor's courses give supposed intellectual justification for violence? What is the purpose of a Christian university? What is the worst advice of the past century? Should academic freedom have limits? How can Christian schools teach other religions and worldviews without compromising biblical truth? Why would a Christian school be tempted to compromise on Christian values? What schools (if any) does Frank recommend?
Will Baylor respond to Frank's concerns or send a representative to join him on the podcast? That remains to be seen. In the meantime, this conversation raises some important questions for every Christian family considering where to pursue higher education.
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Resources mentioned during the episode: Donate to CrossExamined - https://donor.crossexamined.org/ Baylor, Worse Than Berkeley? Inside Their War on Christianity - https://youtu.be/AooVk7VyVWM Baylor University Institutional Values - https://bit.ly/4e68x08 Baylor University Human Sexuality FAQs - https://bit.ly/3Uqk1VE Baylor University Campus Speakers - https://bit.ly/3Wor1mv Baylor Charters LGBTQ Student Organization - https://bit.ly/4hUVQ9v The History of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy - https://bit.ly/45wxbCG Conversations with the Faiths - https://bit.ly/3V2CTdg The War on Reality - https://www.amazon.com/dp/0736993630 Southern Evangelical Seminary- https://ses.edu/frank/
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