In Brief: Glenn Beck University, Day One

July 17, 2010 | Filed under: In Brief,US Politics | Posted by:

Josh Wright describes his first day at “Glenn Beck University”.

At the stroke of 8 PM, Glenn Beck, dressed in an oversized polo, appeared and introduced tonight’s course as Faith 101, which, he tells us, is going to explain why the founders didn’t actually intend for a separation of church and state. The “professor” is David Barton, a supposed expert on American religious history (and coincidentally, a Republican activist). Some might call Barton’s credentials as a historian shaky. He hasn’t been to graduate school, and critics have often claimed that he frequently uses unsubstantiated sources. But hey, he holds a bachelor’s degree in religious education from Oral Roberts; that should be enough to disprove two hundred years of solid Constitutional precedence.

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