[Husker] Turner Gill to 1-AA Liberty

[Mark Landin]

At a private religious institution, religion (although not race) would
logically come into hiring decisions. No doubt Liberty employees sign
a code of conduct that's inline with the basic principles of Liberty's
worldview, although it's unlikely that employees are formally required
to consider Falwell the way Catholics regard the Pope ... That is, as
an infallible representative of the Faith. Thus, I'm sure Gill's
personal brand of Christianity should not be a problem even if it's
not precisely identical to Falwell's.

On 12/15/11, George Rapp <george.rapp at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Oh boy.  I've never gotten the feeling that TG's particular flavor of
>> Christianity was the Southern fried fundamentalism (used to be served with
>> a healthy portion of overt racism) that Liberty exports.
>>
>
> Undoubtedly, Falwell/Liberty is not everyone's cup of tea, but they
> (apparently) just hired an African-American head football coach, not a
> chaplain -- I'm not sure why religion nor race enters into this discussion.
>
> I'm just happy for Turner that he landed on his feet as quickly as he did.
> The KU gig never seemed like a good fit for him, so hopefully he'll be able
> to restore his head coaching bonafides in the FCS.
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