Of course, there are schools whose doctrines fit those now held by Jaycen and others whose convictions now contradict centuries of Christian doctrine. Should students attend schools where they can sign doctrinal covenants and then keep those vows? This issue is never explored in the story. Why is this student at George Fox?<\/p>\n
Yes, it does matter that the school\u2019s own community seems to be divided \u201d\u201d anonymity is crucial \u201d\u201d over these doctrines. This is common. That is why it\u2019s crucial \u201d\u201d in terms of journalism ethics \u201d\u201d for the Times team to quote people on both sides of this debate, even inside George Fox and similar institutions.<\/p>\n
Why not cover both sides of the debate? Because, under \u201cKellerism,\u201d\u009d error has no rights, even if that means changing the basic rules of the American model of the press….<\/p>\n
Simply stated, many traditional religious believers \u201d\u201d even if they are long-time supporters of the Times \u201d\u201d are being forced out of the doctrinally defined community that is the church of New York Times subscribers.<\/p>\n