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[Thorne]

That's fine if that's what he thinks, but its absolutely ridiculous to expect a Christian organization to award a degree to that kind of thinking.

Not if it is theologically sound.

Christianity has hundreds of sects and denominations, and non-denominational Christianity is the least restrictive and defined branch. What I said would be accepted by new-age Christianity, and should have been accepted by a school which claims that their theological and ministerial studies are based on logic and evidence.

At the very least, those who disagreed could have offered a rebuttal. Getting a degree awarded from them is the least of my concern. The real problem is that they are so closed-minded that a compelling argument contrary to their "intellectually held" beliefs couldn't even lead to healthy discourse.