Hey D L, thanks for reading and for the comment. I agree that selecting a single person for a broader criticism is not wise and say so in my piece, going on to include a few links and a quote from Russell Moore to further back up my argument.
This is also a relatively short piece that merely summarizes some of the issues we see in white American evangelicalism today. I posted it because, in many ways, Falwell and Liberty University succinctly represents a lot of these issues. Here are a few other longer reads from me on the same and similar topics:
https://medium.com/know-thyself-heal-thyself/escaping-white-evangelicalism-fab088df81db
https://medium.com/backyard-theology/white-evangelical-nihilism-d101738bcac2
https://medium.com/backyard-theology/jesus-and-john-wayne-df7aa7a45c6c
https://medium.com/backyard-theology/beth-allison-barr-esv-complementarianism-91057020a5e3
https://mchackett.medium.com/white-evangelical-complementarianism-b613781254da
https://medium.com/bigger-picture/evangelicals-have-an-extremism-problem-ee83511f8d3a