Yeah, I went to Southern Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in 2014, and at the time, it seemed like a pretty solid seminary, and the longer I was there, the more I noticed changes taking place.

And especially after the election of Donald Trump in 2017,

the seminary did a complete change from where they were to where they are now, which is a social justice seminary.

And in 2017 in the fall semester, there were three statements put out against Donald Trump or the

alt-right, either from faculty or from the administration there. Two of them originated

in the school itself and I thought what's going on and I

started to see articles being put out about race and getting down on white

people for racism if they were even things as simple as living in a community that

white privilege yeah terms like that.

And I remember they were against the monuments.

One of the things that happened on campus

was one of the professors there,

wrote against the monuments.

We had in one of the classes,

I remember the professor wanted Christians

to apologize for the Crusades,

for the Holocaust, for slavery,

because that was the Christian thing to do.

Yeah, anti-Semitism, Christians being involved in that in the past.

If people in the church allegedly were anti-Semitic,

then it was the responsibility of present-day Christians to apologize for that so as to alleviate

concerns that non-Christians might have with joining Christianity.

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