Welcome to the Conversations that Matter Podcast. My name is John Harris. The video that you're about to watch should never have been made, but it needs to be.

And I don't want to be the one to make it. It grieves my heart to make this video. But if I take seriously the love that I have for the school,

the seminary I graduated from, southeastern Baptist theological seminary,

if I take seriously the love I have for the Southern Baptist Convention, for the

Evangelical Church, and for my country, then some of the things that are happening on

our seminary campuses, especially the campus I graduated from, need to be exposed.

Gries my heart to sit here in the same corner, I even wore the same shirt today,

exactly one year after I first revealed my

experience at southeastern and report to you that the problems that I warned about a

year ago are still present on Southeastern Baptist theological seminary's campus,

and perhaps in some ways they've intensified.

Certainly the debate has.

For a year I've been warning about social justice and evangelical institutions and by God's grace, many have realized what's happening.

I've been warning about

Southeastern Baptists' Theological Seminary for a year. Many professors and

students have privately, especially shown support for what I've been

doing, but I've been discouraged by the response from

administrators both to myself and to concerned students who have approached

this and told me about it. I've documented, I've

exposed, I've responded to the critical race theory, the liberation theology,

the intersectionality of feminism, the prospectivalism that is emanating from southeastern.

And if you don't know what prospectivalism is, I'm going to have an expert, a professor

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