`  ==Princeton History and Supporting Data==  I made this point previously but I think it got buried in the sea of discussions surrounding it...So here's my second attempt:  The article reads,  While at Princeton Theological Seminary, Dembski was involved in forming a group known as the ``Charles Hodge Society``, ostensibly a group concerned with resurrecting positive evaluations of Old Princeton Theology. The Society organized discussions and informal colloquia, but its primary work centered on reviving Hodge's own journal, the Princeton Theological Review. The PTR (over control of which name the society and the seminary wrangled) received funding from conservative Presbyterian backers (the Presbyterian Lay Committee), and primarily wrote from a conservative angle on theological issues of the day. Perhaps the most volatile of these issues was the PC(USA)'s consideration of the ordination of gays/lesbians, in which writers of the PTR (including Dembski) disagreed with Seminary faculty and their writings in nearly slanderous terms. All of which is to say Dembski welcomed controversy and political theological struggles, and was becoming increasingly familiar with the deep pockets of ostracized conservatives in the Church.  To me this seems like an awful lot of historical data without any supporting evidence.  It reads like someone who witnessed it giving a personal report.  Without cites, it sounds like original research, no?  I am not questioning the historical acuracy, rather I am suggesting some cites or some sort of supporting evidence would be in order.  Anyone else have an opinion?   `