 | Douglas Jacobsen, Rhonda Hustedt Jacobsen - 2004 - 216 páginas
...should return.” Marsden recognizes that correction was needed, even if an overcorrection resuited: “The old colleges and their predecessors were part...had many good features as well, they needed to be disestablished.”18 And disestablished they were. But how is this disestablishment to be evaluated?... | |
 | Ernan A. Norman, D. Min. - 2007 - 344 páginas
...view." 22 There were some weaknesses and flaws in the older system that needed to be improved upon. Although these institutions had many good features as well, they needed to be disestablished and to be improved upon academically. They needed to be changed in ways that would survive the twentiethcentury... | |
 | Ernan A. Norman, D. Min. - 2007 - 344 páginas
...view." 22 There were some weaknesses and flaws in the older system that needed to be improved upon. Although these institutions had many good features as well, they needed to be disestablished and to be improved upon academically. They needed to be changed in ways that would survive the twentiethcentury... | |
 | Ernan A. Norman, D. Min. - 2007 - 344 páginas
...view." 22 There were some weaknesses and flaws in the older system that needed to be improved upon. Although these institutions had many good features as well, they needed to be disestablished and to be improved upon academically. They needed to be changed in ways that would survive the twentiethcentury... | |
 | Ernan A. Norman, D. Min. - 2007 - 344 páginas
...view." 22 There were some weaknesses and flaws in the older system that needed to be improved upon. Although these institutions had many good features as well, they needed to be disestablished and to be improved upon academically. They needed to be changed in ways that would survive the twentiethcentury... | |
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the old colleges and their predecessors were part of a Christian establishment that provided Christianity with an unjustly privileged social and political position and attempted to promote the faith by associating it with power and coercion. Although... 