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Meet Andy Crouch, Christianity Today's New Executive Editor
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Andy Crouch, author of Culture Making and executive producer of Christianity Today's This Is Our City project, has been named Christianity Today's new executive editor. He says his new responsibilities will include "paying attention to the big picture, and asking big questions about who are we serving, how well are we serving them, and how we earn readers' trust."
Crouch, who has directed several projects at Christianity Today since joining the ministry in 2005, was previously a campus minister at Harvard University and is a sought-after speaker on university campuses and to organizational leaders.
Meet Andy as he shares why it's a journalist's job to tell the truth.
Meet Andy Crouch, Christianity Today's New Executive Editor
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Chi Chang
Dear Andy: "It's a journalist's job to tell the truth" is a great idea. A major concern to many Christians is that your cover stories, June-July/2011 and August/2012 on the origins debate, appear biasing for evolutionary creation. Basically, evolution is a hypothesis with circumstantial evidences and spectulations that are scientifically nonprovable and loaded with circular reasoning, but was accepted as facts or truth by many and the culture. CT should not compromise truth with "political correctness"; especially, on the origins debate because of great implications in the interpretation of Scripture and theology. As an experienced and concerned scientist, I submitted on Nov/27 a manuscript of scientific discussion with recent findings to address your cover stories and general flaws with evolution. Unfortunately, my manuscript was rejected by the CT reviewer. Hopefully, CT as a leading evangelic Christian magazine would not censor views/facts countering evolution.
