<i>Veritas est Immortalis</i>: Graduating College at 100

Veritas est Immortalis

"If the Church is not in possession of truth, truth as an understanding that corresponds exactly to what is in reality, and...exactly to what is in the will and character of God, then it has been left speechless. It has nothing to say" (David Wells). But never forget: "Divine Truth is immortal, and though it may long be bound, scourged, crowned with thorns, crucified and laid in a grave, yet on the third day it will rise again victoriously and will reign and triumph eternally" (Hubmaier).

Monday, December 18, 2006

Graduating College at 100

Click here to read the heart-warming story of Marvin L. “Hub” Northen, the 100 year old Baylor University graduate.

I am impressed with Baylor for rewarding someone who put family before career. They recognized something very noble about that decision.

Yet, if a woman made the same decision, would their professors consider that noble and praiseworthy, or misogynistic and repressive? Just wondering.

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