Inside Higher Ed Exposes Emmanuel Scandal: Christian Seminary To Terminate Professor in Exchange for Donation?

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Inside Higher Education reporter Libby A. Nelson has written an exposé this morning that sheds tremendous light on an academic scandal presently unfolding at Emmanuel Christian Seminary (formerly Emmanuel School of Religion).

The scandal involves the current attempt to terminate a tenured professor, Dr. Chris Rollston, the Toyozo W. Nakarai Professor of Old Testament and Semitic Studies - a disciplinary process which a another Emmanuel professor, Dr.

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It is authentically infuriating to know that - after the honor Rollston has brought to ECS - he is being treated so scandalously.

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  3. Jordan Wilson October 15, 2012 at 16:03

    This is starting to sound like the same type of smoke screen the Obama administration tried to throw out there to cover up the real perpetrators of the Libyan embassy stacks.

    • Jim October 15, 2012 at 16:07

      they arent even trying to pretend it’s anything but a hunger for money.

  4. Support for Christopher Rollston: Update October 16, 2012 at 11:17

    [...] on. That article suggested that the Emmanuel Christian Seminary administration was choosing to pander to a potential donor (and pursue a large donation) rather than respect the wisdom and insight of [...]

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