Christian Colleges

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:BYU

No. BYU is Mormon not Christian

[Anonymous]

Mormons consider themselves Christian even if some others don't.

[Anonymous]

Wheaton College

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mormons consider themselves Christian even if some others don't.

They may but they aren't because they are deists. They become Gods and Goddesses in the afterlife and populate a planet just like our God did.

[Anonymous]

Christendom in Front Royal, VA

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Guys, this person asked in 2011! They have long graduated!

That said if anyone else is wondering, the Christian college landscape has changed. Some schools like Grove City have swung very far right to the Liberty/Hillsdale zone. Messiah, Calvin and Wheaton are all very Christ-centered schools that don't pander to the political Right or fundamentalist views. They still have a ways to ho with lgbtq students though. Eastern too, not sure where they stand on lgbtq, but Tony Campolo is awesome.

Yep, Grove City used to be centrist (20 years ago) but is now as far right and wacky as Liberty.
I went to Wheaton and they've remained staunchly apolitical. I've been very pleasantly surprised that they haven't pandered at all to the political right/MAGA/insanity.

[Anonymous]

Bryn Athyn

[Anonymous]

Baylor
Pepperdine

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mormons consider themselves Christian even if some others don't.

They may but they aren't because they are deists. They become Gods and Goddesses in the afterlife and populate a planet just like our God did.

That's not non-Christian.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Divinization_(Christian)

[Anonymous]

Once again, folks, this thread is 14 years old. The OP has graduated and probably has kids now.

[Anonymous]

Thread is useful for current 2024-2025 parents and students. Thank you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Once again, folks, this thread is 14 years old. The OP has graduated and probably has kids now.

2010 was not 14 years ago, thank you very much.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Once again, folks, this thread is 14 years old. The OP has graduated and probably has kids now.

2010 was not 14 years ago, thank you very much.

Whuh!

[Anonymous]

Baylor if you wants sports, great science/ pre med and a mid size college town.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Once again, folks, this thread is 14 years old. The OP has graduated and probably has kids now.

2010 was not 14 years ago, thank you very much.

+1 and no one can tell me otherwise lalalalalalaI-can’t-hear-youuuuu