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Good Fundamental Baptist Colleges??

Discussion in 'Baptist Colleges & Seminaries' started by Koontzy, Jul 3, 2006.

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  1. Squire Robertsson

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    Why not MBBC?

    If you are refering to Maranatha Baptist Bible College, my question stands. If not, to which school are you refering?

    West Point on the Rock River was founded as a ministry to the local church. Though, it is not a ministry of a particular local church due to the circumstances of late 60s Wisconsin.
     
    #21 Squire Robertsson, Jul 18, 2006
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    You've been seen and called on this comment. So, show your reasoning. Otherwise, we'll just ignore it as an empty bluff.
     
    #23 Squire Robertsson, Jul 21, 2006
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    Just a note - BJU is not a fundamental baptist school so if you are looking for a fundamental BAPTIST school, you might want to look elsewhere.

    Although I do think BJU is a good school.:thumbs:
     
    #24 Ophelia, Jul 27, 2006
  5. USMC71

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    Look into Heartland Baptist Bible College in Oklahoma City. I used my GI Bill there for most of my education and they have distance learning. It is Fundemental in ALL of the distinctives.
     
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    Liberty University is surely not fundamental nor conservative.

    Can a man be a Godly man and yet flirt with harlots? Then how can Liberty University be conservative if it is flirting with the "Church" of Rome?

    http://www.wayoflife.org/fbns/falwellandrome.htm
     
    #26 Spoudazo, Aug 7, 2006
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    Tennessee Temple University is a good choice, and they have a distance learning program. Check them out at www.tntemple.edu. They are accredidated by TRACS.

    I would also reccomend Liberty's distance program. I am in the process of applying here for their Master of Divinity program.

    You may also wish to take a few credits online and then transfer them into other programs. For example, my alma meter is Clear Creek Baptist Bible College, and they are a small, conservative Baptist college with SACS accredidated courses. They have courses online each semester. The website is www.ccbbc.edu. The tuition is always affordable there!

    I am currently withdrawing from Trinity Theological Seminary in Newburgh, IN. It is an unaccredidated school, and these guys are right in saying there are plenty of legit, distance-learning options out there! :)

    nkypastor
     
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