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Originally Posted by tcalbrecht  There is no wisdom in ill-conceived tactics. Or perhaps the presbytery is admitting it knows of no better way to deal with an unaccountable entity like WTS/PA. Could it be that economic pressure is all thay remains? |
I don't see this as an issue of economic pressure.
Let's say the professor is in denomination A. Denomination B has trouble with his orthodoxy, but all A and B have is fraternal delegates to each other's GA's. B has no jurisdiction over the professor's orthodoxy or over his denomination A.
All B can do is contact WTS and say -- hey, we're not sending our candidates there anymore because the professor is not orthodox.
WTS has no jurisdiction over denomination A either.
But it does have jurisdiction over its professors. It would be foolish to have tenured professors it could not deal with unless their presbyteries disciplined them and that discipline held up at their denomination's GA.
