Flashback to 2008: Dr. Michael Brown Debates Harry Knox
Filed under News, Sexuality & Gender on March 3rd, 2010 by Marcus FrenchLast year, Harry Knox, Director of the Religion and Faith Program at the Human Rights Campaign, was appointed to President Obama’s Advisory Council on Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships, and subsequently drew criticism from Catholics for referring to the Pope and some Catholic bishops as “discredited leaders.” Below is a debate Dr. Brown had with him in 2008.
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You can purchase the debate on DVD here, or the entire 2008 lecture series including the debate here.
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As it is, God being love and in light and in heaven now, we too need discernment as to what real love constitutes in its favor and purposes. Love must be firm, fair, and frugal in its administration of the heart of God to His people. Knox has knocked the objective correlative of the Bible from his and others grasp of reality. Their voices add to the confusion of the whole matter of an authentic love, and what its presence still means among God’s people.