The original comment along with the article:

So if you want to have an idea of false prophets in the modern world…Check this out. I’m pretty sure this is probably a good example, not only for this person, but for all the clergy people who voted for this to happen. Also- Harvard was originally founded by Puritan ministers to train future ministers-how far it has fallen.

Assorted comments:

• We are on a slippery slope speeding our way to hell! We are so messed up in this world and the more we tolerate and accept this irrational ideology the sooner we will never understand God is the ultimate answer! God HELP US!
• Shameful, what kind of message are we sending to our youth. This is a very bad example for our children. You can’t possibly be a chaplain and an atheist, it is contradictory.
• Storm heaven for his conversion. With God, all things are possible!!
• The devil’s at play, but he hasn’t won yet. Battle with prayer, Christians!
• He wrote a book titled ‘Good Without God’, sympathetic with Hitchens, Dawkins, Harris, etc and all the New Atheist dummies. I guess it helped him get a decent job in leftist Academia being responsible for the spiritual counseling of young people.
• I wonder what judgement sic day will be like for him.

My comment

The “nones” are the fastest-growing demographic in the nation. Many are looking at the answers religions provide and finding them lacking. This is simply a reflection of that. As science answers more and more questions about origins, consciousness, and other things that used to be under the purview of religion, young people find religion increasingly irrelevant. Science makes new discoveries every day; religion is static and dogmatic. It’s a one-way street, this change.

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