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To: Gaffer

There are two universities in Abilene and both are supposedly Christian though neither behave in Christian ways. Or that’s how they were a few decades back. I tried them both and couldn’t stand either. Abilene Christian Univ is for the rich kids with their noses in the air. ACU was more into product selling religion for their own profit.


16 posted on 02/19/2017 9:44:16 AM PST by bgill (From the CDC site, "We don't know how people are infected with Ebola")
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To: bgill

As the case may be, my opinion is that Muslims do not bring inclusion, openness nor prosperity. Only destruction and turmoil....they certainly aren’t worth spending any money on for the ‘diversity.’


19 posted on 02/19/2017 9:48:00 AM PST by Gaffer
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To: bgill

Back in the day, Hardin-Simmons Univ was good, old fashioned Baptist.


27 posted on 02/19/2017 10:00:59 AM PST by NewCenturions
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To: bgill

ACU has to compete with Pepperdine in CA.


32 posted on 02/19/2017 10:16:46 AM PST by Chaguito
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To: bgill
There are two universities in Abilene and both are supposedly Christian

You scored a 66 on the written exam.

Abilene Christian University - Church of Christ

McMurray University - United Methodist - but probably a more conservative alternative to SMU

AND

Hardin Simmons University - liberal Baptist General Convention of Texas (Southern Baptist) but probably a more conservative alternative to Baylor

Texas Tech also offers some classes in Abilene, and Cisco College is a county or so over, but we won't count them.

48 posted on 02/19/2017 1:09:41 PM PST by PAR35
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