PaleoConPrep wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No. Universities in England are public institutions with very few exceptions. And you won't find social conservatives a la US in the UK.
This. I think you'd be hard pressed to find a college with the kind of Bob Jones Christian identity that you seem to be looking for. The Anglican Church is pretty progressive on LGBT issues, gun control is the law of the land, the government pays for birth control, and abortion is settled law.
Better off staying in the US and applying to Liberty or Wesleyan.
No. The Anglican primates just voted the Episcopal Church out of the 80 million member communion for its stance on LGBT issues. Three year in the penalty ox and no promise of being returned to C of E unless they clean their act up. with only l million remaining episcopalians actually attending church in the U.S.A., I doubt this will happen, thus ending ECUSA.
Yes. I am a Calvinist Anglican, and I was very happy to see the Church of England do this. Homosexuality has NO place in the church. The Episcopal Church used to be a wonderful Godly church. Then Liberals destroyed it like they are destroying America.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No. Universities in England are public institutions with very few exceptions. And you won't find social conservatives a la US in the UK.
This. I think you'd be hard pressed to find a college with the kind of Bob Jones Christian identity that you seem to be looking for. The Anglican Church is pretty progressive on LGBT issues, gun control is the law of the land, the government pays for birth control, and abortion is settled law.
Better off staying in the US and applying to Liberty or Wesleyan.
No. The Anglican primates just voted the Episcopal Church out of the 80 million member communion for its stance on LGBT issues. Three year in the penalty ox and no promise of being returned to C of E unless they clean their act up. with only l million remaining episcopalians actually attending church in the U.S.A., I doubt this will happen, thus ending ECUSA.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No. Universities in England are public institutions with very few exceptions. And you won't find social conservatives a la US in the UK.
This. I think you'd be hard pressed to find a college with the kind of Bob Jones Christian identity that you seem to be looking for. The Anglican Church is pretty progressive on LGBT issues, gun control is the law of the land, the government pays for birth control, and abortion is settled law.
Better off staying in the US and applying to Liberty or Wesleyan.
Anonymous wrote:I did study abroad in England in the late 80's. People would regularly knock on my door and say things like
"Hi, I'm Valerie, I'm running as the Marxist-Leninist-Stalinist-Maoist candidate for Student Activity Co-Chair, can I have your vote?" And I stand there trying to think about a Stalinist or Maoist student activity that I would care to join. Luckily, I had other choices, as the Marxist-Leninist-Trotskyist candidate was surely only 5 minutes behind. I think that Trotsky at least approved of "reading" as a student activity.
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I am very very far from a Paleo-Con. I think the OP would be horrified by my politics, and label me a socialist, but in England I felt very very conservative.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No. Universities in England are public institutions with very few exceptions. And you won't find social conservatives a la US in the UK.
True in the religious sense, but not true in the advocacy sense -- in the UK most students focus on the "conservative" business of learning (or drinking), not on political correctness/ affirmative action/ liberal politics and such
I take it you are not British? If you were you would know that student politics is very much obsessed with political correctness.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The university experience is intended to open your mind, OP. Don't go looking for a conservative one, as conservative thought is inherently closed-minded and insipid.
Oh my goodness. Is this what all liberal freaks of nature think of conservatives?
Oh my goodness. Truth is hard to understand, I know.
I object to your use of the word "freaks."
I'm just stating the facts. Conservative thought is inherently backwards and rooted in fear instinct. Conservatives by and large are cowards, afraid of progress. Science has proven that it's an actual mental defect.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The university experience is intended to open your mind, OP. Don't go looking for a conservative one, as conservative thought is inherently closed-minded and insipid.
Oh my goodness. Is this what all liberal freaks of nature think of conservatives?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The university experience is intended to open your mind, OP. Don't go looking for a conservative one, as conservative thought is inherently closed-minded and insipid.
Oh my goodness. Is this what all liberal freaks of nature think of conservatives?
Only the rabid liberal that populates DCUM, ask any of them, they are very open-minded, as long as you fall lock-step with their exact philosophies.
There are plenty of conservative liberals in this area, we are just too scared of the psycho liberals who monopolize every conversation.
I don't recall the OP ever asking for a religion based unversity, but I would suggest the OP specifically define what makes a university conservative in his/her opinion.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The university experience is intended to open your mind, OP. Don't go looking for a conservative one, as conservative thought is inherently closed-minded and insipid.
Oh my goodness. Is this what all liberal freaks of nature think of conservatives?
Anonymous wrote:The university experience is intended to open your mind, OP. Don't go looking for a conservative one, as conservative thought is inherently closed-minded and insipid.