The most significant issue that could pose a problem for individuals that choose to attend a Christian college is the concern that, while all of the students are Christian, there are many different 'branches' of Christianity, and they do not all agree. For example, Catholics and Protestants often disagree about some minor matters and a few more significant matters, and even within the Protestant area of Christianity there are many different 'sub-sets' that often view things very differently. Because of this, Christianity is a very multi-faceted religion and there can be differences and disagreements among many of its followers.
Going to a Christian college will eliminate being 'required' (at least by the student's perception) to hide his or her religion, but does not guarantee that the student will not be persecuted in some way for the beliefs that he or she has. In other words, a Protestant...
While Christianity preaches tolerance, acceptance, and other admirable traits, people are only human and will not always 'remember' their teachings when they get away from church and into the 'real' world. Although this is unfortunate, it is not unexpected, and those that attend a Christian college should not assume that everything will be 'perfect' or 'Christian' in the sense that they are expecting.
Despite this concern, the author of the book makes it clear that there are many benefits to attending a Christian college and there are many reasons why an individual would wish to do this. Being able to have fellowship with others is often highly significant for individuals of the Christian faith, and this is something that they will definitely find at a Christian college.
Case Study in Technological Innovation:Traditional Christian University (TCU) and Confronting ChangeTraditional Christian University (TCU) is a midsized Christian university that is financially solvent yet seeking to grow its current midwestern base in a more global fashion, widening its scope and student body. Its chosen path of doing so is through greater and more sophisticated leveraging of available technology. However, there is a rocky path to change ahead. One useful way
Christian Science Many of the most famous scientists in world history also happened to believe in God: including Copernicus, Bacon, Kepler, Gallileo, and Newton ("Famous Scientists Who Believed in God," n.d.). These great scientists had no trouble reconciling their faith with their practice; their Christian beliefs with their research and investigations into the known universe. Yet science has morphed from an integrated realm of study to one that excludes religion from
Millions of moviegoers who saw Mel Gibson's 2004 film Passion of the Christ were inundated with gory images of a man's bloody and beaten body, images that have been handed down through the centuries in Christian iconography and literature. The controversy the film ignited over the implications that the Jews were ruthlessly responsible for the killing of Jesus caused a surge in interest in the subject of Christian history. The
SWOT of a Christian Business Leader/Marketer Strengths · Christian faith that is united to the brand of the business and used in marketing campaigns to develop brand loyalty among consumers. The faith can be leveraged to gain traction with consumers and increase the brand’s popularity. · Large base of Christian consumers who are loyal to Christian companies like Chick-fil-A and Hobby Lobby and In-N-Out Burger (Edouard, 2015). · Strong score on the Faith Equality
HTH-515 Topic 5Christology and SalvationI. The Humanity and Divinity of Jesus in the BibleIn the table below, identify six key biblical verses that establish Jesus's humanity (three verses) and divinity (three verses) and briefly explain their significance by paraphrasing what the passage says in your own words. [150-200 words]The Humanity and Divinity of Jesus in ScriptureScripture ReferenceBrief Explanation of TextsHebrews 4:15Chris is identified as the great High Priest, who stands
Christian marriage is one of the most important Christian traditions. Since God created the first man and woman, He intended us to create strong relationships with our partners, procreate, and participate in community life in this way. Marriage is the foundation of not only strong families, but also of strong individuals and strong societies. Therefore, Christians should continue to advocate strongly for the institution of marriage in spite of secular