alt.education

On Feb 25, 3:23 pm, Bob LeChevalier wrote:
> Wide Eyed in Wonder wrote:
>
> >On Feb 25, 8:47 am, Wide Eyed in Wonder wrote:
> >> On Feb 24, 8:57 pm, Bob LeChevalier wrote:
> >> You know this...how? What test have you performed? Have you attended
> >> ANY of their classes? Do you have data from ANYONE that HAS attended
> >> the school upon which you base your claim? If not, what is the basis
> >> of your conclusion? I'll rest upon this question.
>
> >Still waiting. What is your objective standard of measurement, mr
> >scientist.
>
> You want an objective standard? OK How many atheists or Muslims or
> even Catholics graduate with degrees in theology from Liberty
> University? How many non-evangelicals teach at the University,
> thereby providing an alternate point of view to the one required by
> the accrediting agency (which unfortunately requires that all the
> faculty also subscribe to the brainwash, so there can't be such
> faculty members).

The answer to your question is that A> there are many denominations
(not just Evangelical ones) that school in theology from Liberty.
Also, my time there as a student was met with multiple professors that
disagreed OPENLY with Jerry Falwell and Evangelicalism (it, in fact,
was a scandal a few time that ended with the professors remaining
there). I notice you didn't provide objective evidence for your claim
(of lack of other denomination graduates or professors), which you
couldn't...it being untrue. So, what is your objective standard for
the claim?

>
> No matter what its name, it isn't a university if it only teaches one
> point of view. They aren't even allowed to have teachers who hold a
> different point of view.
>
> From the TRACS standard for accreditation.http://www.tracs.org/accreditation_standards.pdf
> <14.3. Faculty members must know, understand, and respect the purpose, objectives and
> > > > > > >
> That pretty much eliminates the possibility of any point of view other
> than the one that TRACS requires that the school specify, which is
> required to be pervasive throughout the instructional program.
>
> lojbab

The doctrinal statement of the faculty is very watered down to the
basic creeds of ALL Christians. Yet, without knowing this, you
decided it was not this way...why...upon what doctrinal statement were
you relying in making your conclusions?

Kenneth Clifton
christiansuperhero.com