Please forgive the late notice here but apparently back in May of this year the Reverend Richard Turnbull, the Principal of Wycliffe Hall, an Evangelical and Reformed Anglican school of theology at the University of Oxford, took sudden sick leave and afterwards resigned his post. The speculation, according to the following article at VirtueOnline, is that Turnbull has been forced to resign.
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VirtueOnline - News - News - OXFORD: Sudden Departure of Richard Turnbull from Wycliffe Hall - MORE UPDATES
See also: Travails at Wycliffe Hall
Addendum: Apparently one of the things that got Turnbull in trouble was trying to emulate Albert Mohler's cleaning house when he oustered the feminists and liberals at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. One so-called "Evangelical" feminist, Elaine Storkey, was forced out of Wycliffe Hall because of her redefining of God as an "it" or a "she". One of her objections to Scripture is that it consistently addresses God in anthropomorphic masculine terms and by masculine pronouns and titles. Jesus was a man Himself so I fail to see how denying the masculine roles of Jesus and the twelve male apostles somehow supports modernist feminism posing as "Evangelical" theology? Jesus does not pray to His "mother" in heaven but to His "Father" in heaven. (Matthew 6:9. Cf. Matthew 5:16, 45, 48; 6:1, 7:11, et. al.) If a radical feminist like Elaine Storkey is an Evangelical, so is the devil.
See: Elaine Storkey, Women and the Church.
See also: Travails at Wycliffe Hall
Addendum: Apparently one of the things that got Turnbull in trouble was trying to emulate Albert Mohler's cleaning house when he oustered the feminists and liberals at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. One so-called "Evangelical" feminist, Elaine Storkey, was forced out of Wycliffe Hall because of her redefining of God as an "it" or a "she". One of her objections to Scripture is that it consistently addresses God in anthropomorphic masculine terms and by masculine pronouns and titles. Jesus was a man Himself so I fail to see how denying the masculine roles of Jesus and the twelve male apostles somehow supports modernist feminism posing as "Evangelical" theology? Jesus does not pray to His "mother" in heaven but to His "Father" in heaven. (Matthew 6:9. Cf. Matthew 5:16, 45, 48; 6:1, 7:11, et. al.) If a radical feminist like Elaine Storkey is an Evangelical, so is the devil.
See: Elaine Storkey, Women and the Church.
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