Nothing is safe with the far left college professors in America. A Minnesota State University professor has accused God of being "predatory" and claims Mary "didn't give consent."
Seriously. Absolutely nothing is off limits anymore.
Psychology professor Dr. Eric Sprankle, who doubles as a sex therapist, tweeted: “the virgin birth story is about an all-knowing, all-powerful deity impregnating a human teen. There is no definition of consent that would include that scenario. Happy Holidays.”
The virgin birth story is about an all-knowing, all-powerful deity impregnating a human teen. There is no definition of consent that would include that scenario. Happy Holidays.
— Eric Sprankle, PsyD (@DrSprankle) December 3, 2018
Someone quickly pointed out to Sprankle that Mary did consent. At that point he argued that there was too much of a power dynamic between God and a human for the consent to be legit.
Sorry. LK 1 26:38 states clearly that the angel communicated God's plan for Mary and in verse 38 she agreed. Whether you believe or disbelieve, it helps if you actually read the text.
— Tom Cleary (@believeandobey3) December 4, 2018
Here is Sprankle's response:
The biblical god regularly punished disobedience. The power difference (deity vs mortal) and the potential for violence for saying “no” negates her “yes.” To put someone in this position is an unethical abuse of power at best and grossly predatory at worst.
— Eric Sprankle, PsyD (@DrSprankle) December 4, 2018
What kind of stuff does Sprankle usually tweet about? BDSM, Satanism and sex.
Here is his Christmas tree, which happens to be decorated with Satanic imagery.
Satanic holiday decor shopping on Etsy is the reason for the season. pic.twitter.com/t4EPPIgKtN
— Eric Sprankle, PsyD (@DrSprankle) December 2, 2018
Tucker Carlson of Fox News was not impressed with the stance of the far left professor:
More on the story from Newsweek:
Eric Sprankle, Psy.D, an associate professor at the Minnesota State University, angered Fox News host Tucker Carlson and guest commentator Mark Steyn with his Monday comments.
He wrote: “The virgin birth story is about an all-knowing, all-powerful deity impregnating a human teen. There is no definition of consent that would include that scenario. Happy Holidays.”
He later added: “The biblical god regularly punished disobedience. The power difference (deity vs mortal) and the potential for violence for saying 'no' negates her 'yes.' To put someone in this position is an unethical abuse of power at best and grossly predatory at worst.”
The professor’s stance failed to impress during yesterday’s airing of Tucker Carlson Tonight, with the host and Steyn left fuming over what they called the “dismal” state of atheism in America. They didn’t appreciate Sprankle’s use of “Satanic ornaments” on his Christmas tree.
A Fox News article also pointed out his bio included the line "Ave Satana" or “hail, Satan.”
Something tells me this nut is getting exactly what he is craving: attention. that and Christians to be angry.
