Regent University Law is the most powereful Law School in America???

[Boyce Baylor]

If you want to be a World-Changing Christian leader, try to bump your LSAT up a couple of points and go to BC or ND, where you can enjoy an adult beverage, drop an f-bomb, and maybe, God willing, even get laid every once in a great while.

ND and BC and GT and Villanova, etc. are Catholic. A good protestant would never subject themselves to that.

Besides, while Catholic schools won't necessarily kick you out for all of that stuff in the Regent handbook, they definitely poo-poo it just the same.

Besides, a good Christian World-Changing leader (in theory) wouldn't want to "get laid" via pre-marital sex or any of the other fun stuff you mentioned.

Tell that to MLK (loved the ladies), Winston Chirchill (loved Scotch and Cigars), or Pope John Paul (cursed like a drunken sailor). Even Jimmy Carter had lust in his heart.

[rojo]

If you want to be a World-Changing Christian leader, try to bump your LSAT up a couple of points and go to BC or ND, where you can enjoy an adult beverage, drop an f-bomb, and maybe, God willing, even get laid every once in a great while.

ND and BC and GT and Villanova, etc. are Catholic. A good protestant would never subject themselves to that.

Besides, while Catholic schools won't necessarily kick you out for all of that stuff in the Regent handbook, they definitely poo-poo it just the same.

BC does not poo-poo any of that and I think the Catholics feel out of place.  If you're looking to law school to help you become a world changing leader, go to HYS.

[Alan Shore]

If you want to be a World-Changing Christian leader, try to bump your LSAT up a couple of points and go to BC or ND, where you can enjoy an adult beverage, drop an f-bomb, and maybe, God willing, even get laid every once in a great while.

ND and BC and GT and Villanova, etc. are Catholic. A good protestant would never subject themselves to that.

LOL, as a Protestant, I don't really care.
ND is a "secular Christian" school, in my opinion.
Religion isn't worked into the curriculum like it is at Regent, from what I can tell.

Besides, a good Christian World-Changing leader (in theory) wouldn't want to "get laid" via pre-marital sex or any of the other fun stuff you mentioned.

Ha! Touché! I agree.

[Boyce Baylor]

If you want to be a World-Changing Christian leader, try to bump your LSAT up a couple of points and go to BC or ND, where you can enjoy an adult beverage, drop an f-bomb, and maybe, God willing, even get laid every once in a great while.

ND and BC and GT and Villanova, etc. are Catholic. A good protestant would never subject themselves to that.

LOL, as a Protestant, I don't really care.
ND is a "secular Christian" school, in my opinion.
Religion isn't worked into the curriculum like it is at Regent, from what I can tell.

Besides, a good Christian World-Changing leader (in theory) wouldn't want to "get laid" via pre-marital sex or any of the other fun stuff you mentioned.

Ha! Touché! I agree.

How wildly depressing. Is that avatar intentionally ironic?

[VAINGLORIOUS]

ND and BC and GT and Villanova, etc. are Catholic. A good protestant would never subject themselves to that.[/quote]

LOL, as a Protestant, I don't really care.
ND is a "secular Christian" school, in my opinion.
Religion isn't worked into the curriculum like it is at Regent, from what I can tell.

Besides, a good Christian World-Changing leader (in theory) wouldn't want to "get laid" via pre-marital sex or any of the other fun stuff you mentioned.

Ha! Touché! I agree.
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A good Anglican doesn't deign to distinguish between lunatic Papists and in-bred Evangelicals.

[Captain]

If you want to be a World-Changing Christian leader, try to bump your LSAT up a couple of points and go to BC or ND, where you can enjoy an adult beverage, drop an f-bomb, and maybe, God willing, even get laid every once in a great while.

ND and BC and GT and Villanova, etc. are Catholic. A good protestant would never subject themselves to that.

Besides, while Catholic schools won't necessarily kick you out for all of that stuff in the Regent handbook, they definitely poo-poo it just the same.

BC does not poo-poo any of that and I think the Catholics feel out of place.  If you're looking to law school to help you become a world changing leader, go to HYS.

Oh? BC sells condoms in the campus store?

[Boyce Baylor]

If you want to be a World-Changing Christian leader, try to bump your LSAT up a couple of points and go to BC or ND, where you can enjoy an adult beverage, drop an f-bomb, and maybe, God willing, even get laid every once in a great while.

ND and BC and GT and Villanova, etc. are Catholic. A good protestant would never subject themselves to that.

Besides, while Catholic schools won't necessarily kick you out for all of that stuff in the Regent handbook, they definitely poo-poo it just the same.

BC does not poo-poo any of that and I think the Catholics feel out of place.  If you're looking to law school to help you become a world changing leader, go to HYS.

Oh? BC sells condoms in the campus store?

I have casual sex with with girls from BC. HTH!

[Alan Shore]

If you want to be a World-Changing Christian leader, try to bump your LSAT up a couple of points and go to BC or ND, where you can enjoy an adult beverage, drop an f-bomb, and maybe, God willing, even get laid every once in a great while.

ND and BC and GT and Villanova, etc. are Catholic. A good protestant would never subject themselves to that.

LOL, as a Protestant, I don't really care.
ND is a "secular Christian" school, in my opinion.
Religion isn't worked into the curriculum like it is at Regent, from what I can tell.

Besides, a good Christian World-Changing leader (in theory) wouldn't want to "get laid" via pre-marital sex or any of the other fun stuff you mentioned.

Ha! Touché! I agree.

How wildly depressing. Is that avatar intentionally ironic?

LOL, no, it's the truth. I'm a wait-for-marriage guy.
And Boston Legal is just one of the best TV shows ever created.

[rojo]

If you want to be a World-Changing Christian leader, try to bump your LSAT up a couple of points and go to BC or ND, where you can enjoy an adult beverage, drop an f-bomb, and maybe, God willing, even get laid every once in a great while.

ND and BC and GT and Villanova, etc. are Catholic. A good protestant would never subject themselves to that.

Besides, while Catholic schools won't necessarily kick you out for all of that stuff in the Regent handbook, they definitely poo-poo it just the same.

BC does not poo-poo any of that and I think the Catholics feel out of place.  If you're looking to law school to help you become a world changing leader, go to HYS.

Oh? BC sells condoms in the campus store?

Does not logically follow.

[Navygirl]

Well...FWIW...and IMHO if you want to "change the world" you'd be better off without the religious chip on your shoulder I'm sure a school with distaste and intolerance of others with opposing views will push on you. 

I personally would rather jump off of a building than sit in a class with a 10 minute introductory prayer to the constitutional law class--I'm sure 1st amendment discussions there are truly stimulating.  (smell the sarcasm, please)

I won't even touch on what a PP said about the school's beliefs...I'll just get angry.