RCJr still believes everything he did was justified. He stands behind all the lies he’s told and all the people he’s slandered. His opinions haven’t changed at all. He just wishes he hadn’t lied about H.S. IN PRINT because it cost him too much. It would’ve been smarter to only lie about H.S. behind his back. That would’ve been easy to get away with.

The Open Letter was a blunder, but for RCJr it wasn’t unethical. What RCJr was counting on was that no one else would mind about his lying. Especially about any lies he painted a “racist” with.

You’re fools for believing that rc sproul jr would post at this racist, anti-semitic post. Why would he dignify such non-pc blogging? Obviously an impostor.

But then again, booze can cause you do do strange, intra-reflective things. Hard to make much of a leader who’s lets his lack of self-control tarnish his reputation.

He has to neither think, nor be consistent, nor be courageous; he has that magical name “Sproul,” and Dancin’ Doug Wilson will back him up with snark and lawyerly evasion.

As much I love Harry, it’s not he who is owed an apology. Sproul (both of ‘em, and Dancin’ Doug, too) owe God’s Church an apology. Yes, at one time they were assets to the Church. But, as the old saw goes, “absolute power. . .” and all that. And when such power is married to profitable religionesque businesses, then the result is as predictable as the tide and sunrise. The arrogance of those people was, and is, beyond description, as was, and is, their mean-ness. A couple of years and a mealy-mouthed mea culpa on a blog will never be enough to absolve that wretch of the damage he did.

“For the sweetest things turn sourest by their deeds;
Lillies that fester smell far worse than weeds.” ~Shakespeare

Thanks!

Though, as you might expect, I disagree with virtually every word you have written here regarding our dealings with each other, I do agree that I was wrong to have published an open letter to you. The arguments you made even back then about my having done so had an impact on me such that I determined to no longer write in that column, or allow others to do so, to anyone living who was not a public figure of such import at the President of these United States. I’m sorry to say that my pride, sinner that I am, kept me from acknowledging that reality until today. I should have kept any correspondence between us private, and found another way to make the points to our readers that I wanted to make. I pray you can forgive me. I will not here enter into debate on our differences, nor defend myself from sundry other accusations. For what it is worth though, we can agree that this one, that it was wrong of me to publish an open letter to you, is something I was guilty of.

RCJR