"And Then They Are All Mine" - The Real Agenda of Some College Professors

Written By: Albert Mohler  |  Posted: Monday, September 13th, 2010

On many campuses, a significant number of faculty members are representatives of what has been called the "adversary culture." They see their role as political and ideological, and they define their teaching role in these terms. Their agenda is nothing less than to separate students from their Christian beliefs and their intellectual and moral commitments.

There is nothing quite like the start of a new academic year on a college or university campus. Streams of students and faculty return to the timeless patterns of academic life, summoned by the desire for learning and a commitment to teaching. Among the thousands of college students arriving on campuses at this time of year are freshmen, representing the most eager and excited new members of the academic community. The transition from high school to college is one of the most significant seasons of a young person's life, and the energy and youthfulness they add to the campus is immeasurable and invaluable.

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