When a campus preacher comes to your school, you can always hold events to rebut his nonsense. It’s happened before a number of times.
But it’s not every day you see the campus newspaper cover the event like the Southern Illinois University Alestle did:
The full article is here:
Evangelist Keith Darrell made an appearance for the third time on campus despite the strong opposition he is used to seeing from SIU students.
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Darrell reserved the free speech area in the Stratton Quadrangle from 12-5 p.m. Monday. However, he chose to leave an hour early after feeling unwelcomed by the students who surrounded him at the Rock.
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While Darrell was preaching, sophomore mass communications major Meredith Wright, of Edwardsville, decided to show him what she thought about his message. Wright spray-painted “We are not sinners” on the Rock, beside which Darrell was standing.
How great is it to see students fighting back against a preacher’s madness?
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