MOUW re a "WELL-KNOWN LIBERAL SEMINARY", WOULD THAT BE FULLER? (Feb 22,2010) [my comment: I was surprised how liberal fuller seminary is, but mouw here seems to be speaking of another seminary. Does Mouw think "his seminary" (Fuller) is conservative?

MOUW re a "WELL-KNOWN LIBERAL SEMINARY", WOULD THAT BE FULLER? (Feb 22,2010) [my comment: I was surprised how liberal fuller seminary is, but mouw here seems to be speaking of another seminary. Does Mouw think "his seminary" (Fuller) is conservative? I attended Fuller & it didn't seem conservative, but rather, dead. Maybe that's why some people jokingly called it "Fuller Theological Cemetery"] Mouw says: "... Nor am I judging that kind of perspective on the basis of one document—the naivete shows up often. A few years ago at a gathering of theological educators, for example, a scholar from a well-known liberal seminary provided us with a rant on the evils of capitalism.  He concluded with this prophetic word: “We need to break the grip that the global market has on theological education.” He was asked how he thought theological schools like his would support themselves if they refused to profit from the market system. The answer, he said, was to find alternative sources of funding. Again, a question was posed: And where would we find those sources of funding? His answer—I kid you not!—was that we should form partnerships with organizations like Amnesty International. was posed: And where would we find t..."
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