[faithhopecharity]

In my case, it was for a purely optional degree and I finally decided to forego it. Self😁study is less efficacious but then again at the doctoral level it is often mostly that way anyway. 🤡😇😇😇😇😇 and later in life I came to grips with the thought that perhaps it was not meant to be But I sure wouldn’t send any kids to any schools that promote such evil values. A secular college can Okay imho, if it sticks to honest inquiry and isn’t a communistic or pagan Indoctrination camp. A parent concerned that their kids may still need some character or moral formation can select a school offering that, too. I’m no expert as to the current situation. Perhaps stubenville or? Here’s a list of someone’s thoughts about this for RC tradition—( I can’t personalky vouch for it, see what u think) and there are obviously a number of Protestant sponsored colleges where this pagan kind of crap is kept pretty much off campus , too. http://www.newsmax.com/FastFeatures/christian-colleges/2015/05/07/id/643203/

[onedoug]

I absolutely agree with you. I’ve a 5 yo granddaughter in SC, just starting a relatively conservative kindergarten in the NW. Wife and I have get to get out there to help guide whatever we can.

Moreover, I want to die in the South.

God help me if I’m stranded out here in God forsaken CA.