If one wishes to let the AIG editor know that anonymous 'scholarship' is ludicrous, I have included the contact info below.

Transparency is an important aspect to intellectual honesty. If the two scholars who allegedly wrote the article actually exist, why do they "prefer" [the editor's word] to "hide their light under a bushel" in contradiction of their faith, which instructs them to "let their light so shine" [Matthew 5:16]? Why do they seek to deceive the institutions they hope to infiltrate -- oh, excuse me -- seek tenure at? I know of no New Testament examples of this type of conspiracy. It seems quite contrary to a true Christian spirit. There are many biblical exhortations to proclaim one's belief at any cost and even to rejoice in any persecution on account of it (Luke 21:12-16; 5:28-29; Acts 5:40-42;2 Timothy 3:1-5, 10-14; Peter 3:14-15; 2 Thessalonians 1:3-6, 2 Timothy 2:10-12) but not one that advocates stealth Christianity.

To contact the editor as per the author's manual:

asnelling@answersingenesis.org­.

One may also call at (859) 727-2222

or write to Mr. Snelling at

PO Box 510
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