Welcome to the conversations that night a podcast. I'm your host John Harris. I'm kicking myself right now though because when I released the podcast yesterday to live stream about the Southern Baptist Convention I neglected to include something and I wanted to include it for the sake of contrast. The Southern Baptist Convention went through the

conservative resurgence. They ended up being more conservative. Of course now some of

those gains are being threatened but they were more

conservative than the so-called moderates who left the Southern Baptist Convention

and I wanted to contrast what's going on at Everett, I think it's Abrit, maybe that's how you pronounce at university, which is associated with a Baptist association in Virginia, they're not associated with the

SBC and neither is this association. They're the moderates, right? And I wanted to

contrast this story with just kind of like where things went and this is maybe a

a warning for the Southern Baptist Convention of where things can really go so it's

just one little thing someone sent it to me but it's somewhat surprising in a way it's the title of this

piece from the Daily Beast and this was just a few days ago is university

professor who vanished from Florida conferences found dead. It's very sad. He was attending

the Southeastern Psychological Association conference near Universal Studios when he was reported

missing. Now you dig into the article it says a professor at a Virginia university and that is Abrit University

was found after he disappeared during an Orlando conference local police set now where was he found? He was a found at Club Orlando, which is a

homosexual men's club in Florida. And police responded to a call about an unintended death there and upon arrival the

staff took officers to where the deceased was located so it's not saying exactly what

the cause was here but he was a the person who died

here was an associate professor of psychology and he joined Aver at

University's faculty in 2015.

In fact, if you look him up, which I did,

his name is Dr. Hanbury, he was the assistant chair,

I believe.

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