With a one minute look at culture from a Christian worldview I'm John Stone Street with the point

unapologetic anti-Semitism whether the incidents are few or numerous is a college

phenomenon because of what we teach and how our teachings are exploited by malign actors.

Now that's a line you'd expect to hear from a right-wing activist or conservative think

tank, but it came from Harry Lewis, a Harvard grad, Harvard professor, and former, Harvard

Dean, and an article reaping what we've taught

Lewis took his own school to task.

Quote, when complex social and political histories are oversimplified as Mannequian struggles

between oppressed people and their oppressors, the powerless and the

powerful, the just and the wicked, a veneer of academic respectability is applied to the

ugly old stereotype of Jews as evil but deviously successful people."

It's not easy in today's academic environment to point out that the emperor has no clothes.

But that's what Lewis did.

Ideas have consequences consequences but so does

courage so let's hope others in ivory towers are willing to call out the

dangerous ideas that control these institutions. For the Colston Center I'm

John Stone Street.