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Home/Featured/Another Follow-Up On My Post Concerning Denny Burk’s Article

Another Follow-Up On My Post Concerning Denny Burk’s Article

I learned a lesson today. It was a lesson I was warned of: Be very careful about taking on men with powerful friends.

Written by Todd Pruitt | Saturday, September 10, 2016

I grieve over the state of modern reformed(ish) evangelicalism. Quite frankly it looks more and more like a racket to me. Power has been concentrated in the hands of a very few and they all happen to be friends. Mess with one of their family and it’s only a matter of time before Clemenza is sent out searching for you. 

 

I made the decision to take down my post critiquing Denny Burk’s article on Philippians 2:6. It was not an easy decision. I still believe my critique was appropriate. I still believe Denny’s article is problematic.

But I don’t have very thick skin.

I learned a lesson today. It was a lesson I was warned of: Be very careful about taking on men with powerful friends. After being bombarded well into the night by angry emails accusing me of everything but the Kennedy assassination I decided that the satisfaction of critiquing a problematic article was not worth it.

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