I thought the purpose of a good blog article was to get a good fight started.

I am glad you are “trying to advocate truth.” I don’t want you to advocate lying.

But you could advocate some truth that can generate a fight.

Post something on whisky or Sodomites. Those are always good for three top four hundred comments.

Post something about National Healthcare. That is a good hot topic right now. That will draw out all the crazies, loonies, flakes and nuts. We can shoot at ‘em all day long like fish in a barrel.

Post on the World Series.

You could post on the fact that the Iowa Buzzardeyes will never win a National Football Championship because Jr. High Football Nations cannot win National Championships. Tim, certainly you can testify to that due to the fact you live in the TARHEELNATION.

BTW, my anti-spam word is LOVE :-)

cb

You guys need to get on the stick and stir up some stuff. Start some rumors or something.

Brother, I wholeheartedly agree with this post. Dr. Akin is a man of God seeking to follow Him obediently…just like the rest of us.

I pray our Lord blesses him as he helps lead Southeastern to train godly pastors and missionaries to lead the churches of our convention to go into all the world taking the Gospel to every tribe and nation.

Sola Gratia.

Thanks for your comments. I too like Dr. Akin. As you can see from my post he does have some great qualities.

Blessings,
Tim

I was not at all concerned about Dr. Akin not identifying the authors or promoters of various Myths that he sought to address. I am sure that between the students of campus and the thousands of contacts in the SBC that he has that Dr. Akin has heard one or more people say such things, or say that they heard someone say such things.

AND, I was not at all concerned that you wrote a post about it.

I consider it all to have been good discussion, and don’t believe that anyone should feel badly about it.

Louis