Two years ago, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (SWBTS) President Adam Greenway was canned for being terrible at his job. Marked by a desire to reshape the seminary’s ethos in his image, at least 45 faculty left under Greenways’ watch, either retiring, resigning, or plain out being fired, such as the canning
Six months ago, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary President Adam Greenway was effectively canned for being terrible at his job. Marked by a desire to reshape the seminary’s ethos in his image, at least 45 faculty left under Greenways’ watch, either retiring, resigning, or plain out being fired, such as the canning
Last month, SWBTS President Adam Greenway was effectively canned for being terrible at his job. Marked by a desire to reshape the seminary’s ethos in his image, at least 45 faculty left under Greenways’ watch, either retiring, resigning, or plain out being fired, such as the canning of the much-loved top professors
A mere three and a half years after Paige Patterson was fired from his position as SWBTS president and replaced by Adam Greenway, the latter has reportedly resigned and stepped down from a place of leadership, making his tenure the shortest in the seminary’s 114-year history. Greenway is Al Mohler’s
Southern Baptist Convention President Ed Litton did not take the opportunity while speaking at his alma matter this morning to man up and come clean about his plagiarism and the facts surrounding the case, but rather lent a shovel to SWBTS President Adam Greenway, and together they dug Litton an
“How can a seminary, of any denomination, allow a plagiarist to speak in chapel to students threatened with expulsion if they plagiarize? Blows my mind!” @PastorLunsford Mere weeks after Southern Baptist Theological Seminary president Al Mohler took to the Briefing and gave Ed Litton a paddlin’, explaining that plagiarism was
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