Bible school

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On Tue, 10 Sep 1996 CDSTERRE@INDYVAX.IUPUI.EDU wrote:

> I have benefited from going to a secular school..(IUPUI).
> It to is at the top in certain areas.  Med School, law, art, etc.
> With a student population of 28,000 it is hard for a small town
> boy like me.  I have gotten use to it.  Like I said, I have learned
> a lot and then there is some that, I will just have to get over,
> ie..secular religious courses, etc.  My problem with IUPUI now,
> is that God is telling me to do other things in my life.  I feel,
> as I had mentioned in a post today, that God has shown me physical
> signs of shutting the door for me on my secular education.  I didn't
> follow them signs and now, I am going crazy on the inside.  The more
> I pray about it, the more I no longer want to be here.  I really
> feel a call in my life and I think if I don't follow it now,
> it might not be there one day.  

I think that is great! If you feel that way, then you *should* be in 
bible college. The thing that I am wrote referred to Christian youngins' 
who are finished high school and feel like they don't belong in a secular 
school because... they are Christians or whatever. I think that soo many 
people today (and I am not pointing fingers), especially young women, are 
choosing to go to Bible college because they wither don't want to go to 
college or they feel they aren't good enough to go to a secular school. 
My post was intended to make mention of the fact that just because a 
Christian young person is a Christian young person does not mean they 
have to go to Bible school by default. I hope I stated that correctly. I 
am meaning what I say and *attempting* to say what I mean.


> So....how was the fire drill Andy?

It went well, except I forgot to take a towel with me. Oh well.


Andy, who still has logic homework to complete :(


P.S. Did I tell you I am joining the symphony tomorrow? I am playing the 
upright bass for Indiana State University's symphony orchestra. I am 
looking forward to it! :)