Is the IBLP still active, and is it possible for such a hyper-conservative practice to maintain a following in today's world?
The Institute in Basic Life Principles, a Christian ministry founded by Bill Gothard in the early 1960s, aims to help "apply Christian principles found in God’s Word" and has allegedly reached over 2.5 million people since its inception. The foundation is said to focus on seven principles: design, authority, responsibility, suffering, ownership, freedom and success.
