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I’ve taken many classes, on a variety of subjects, over the decades from both. To your point, Hillsdale College, for example, is conservative. See the product secular colleges and universities are putting out. Enter a Christian, exit a non-Christian. That’s not always the case but it‘s the...

“In Scripture, the biggest fool is not the one who doesn’t know anything, but the one who knows the truth and fails to apply it. It doesn't matter what you know if it doesn’t translate to how you live.” - Jonny Ardavanis

https://online.hillsdale.edu/landing/c-s-lewis-on-christianity?utm_medium=pmax&utm_source=google&utm_campaign=cs_lewis_christianity_oc&utm_term=&utm_content=oc_course This is an introduction for the next course I’m planning to enroll in. The professor teaching this class isn’t the professor...

* This one hits close to home. I lived it, overcame it, but am still surrounded by it. One more reason why I encourage reading and tutor children who struggle to read. *

Here is a link to a minute and a half video that the College uses to advertise the course that I’m currently taking. It will give you a feel for what the course is like. https://online.hillsdale.edu/landing/exodus This is the third course I’ve taken and the same professor has taught all of them.

No. It is a Christian school. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hillsdale_College I‘ve found them to be quite reasonable. I wouldn’t have any problem at all recommending the courses I’ve taken so far.