ALAN KURSCHNER: HARVARD DIVINITY DUPE Chris discusses a recent review of the film "Tares Among the Wheat" posted by Alan Kurschner, the founder of Eschatos Ministries. The film documents the provable history of the controversies surrounding the discovery of the Codex Sinaiticus. Yet, in his review, Mr. Kurschner refers to the film as "ignorant" and "kooky." At one point, he even says that Pinto has lied to the audience. The foundation of his argument seems to be that because of his education from Harvard Divinity School he presents an educated view of the subject, and should not be questioned. But can Harvard University today still be considered an authoritative source for serious theological studies? Are most Christians aware that homosexual marriage was promoted by the leading figure at the divinity school, Peter Gomes - the man known as 'Harvard's Pastor'? And has Mr. Kurschner's education really taught him anything insightful about the topics of the film? Or has he simply embarrassed himself by speaking about things he failed to properly investigate?