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You probably read that headline and thought, \u201ctell me something I don\u2019t know.\u201d<\/p>\n
It\u2019s not exactly breaking news that Mark Driscoll doesn\u2019t like critics. He really doesn\u2019t like them when they come in the form of \u201cinternet bloggers\u201d<\/a>. (As opposed to those people who blog off the internet?)<\/p>\n Of course, Driscoll is not alone in his\u00a0disdain\u00a0for critics. Nobody likes to be criticized. I don\u2019t. Criticism hurts, especially when it\u2019s true.<\/p>\n What makes Driscoll different than other public figures who have battled critics is that he doesn\u2019t simply dismiss them, nor does he accuse them of spreading falsehoods. Instead, he tries to frame the issue of criticism in spiritual terms as we see demonstrated in this latest video posted by Mars Hill.<\/p>\n