[ansel12]

I didn’t say it didn’t happen, and your example of one, isn’t even an example of it, he left the country to avoid the draft, and then became a Canadian preacher.

All that also fits with his being an actual, sincere, and committed conscientious objector as he originally claimed.

The poster ricmc2175 has made two sweeping anti-Christian minister posts on this thread, and I while the first one is easy to dismiss, the second screams for some facts to support it.

[ricmc2175]

I am not "anti-Christian minister", since I am ordained clergy myself. I am, however, against the poseurs who are now running and decimating many Christian denominations for fun and profit and lucrative pensions.

[Eva]

No, you don’t understand. The guy was only interested in getting out of the draft. He did not get his conscientious objector status and so left for Canada.

The professor was a William Ayers type that made it his job to advise students on avoiding the draft.