Christians : What is the highest level of education you have completed?

Question

Don't lie, or God will know.

Answer 1

well lets see im 13 years old and in the 8th grade.

Answer 2

The most important educational tool is the Word; therefore, having read all 66 texts of which it encompasses I have received the greatest education and I pray that all who seek the Truth would do the same through the help of the Lord.

Proverbs 1:7 The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge: but fools despise wisdom and instruction.

Answer 3

I went to college but I also graduated electronics school at the age of 12, unfortunately it's tube electronics! Not all that useful today, except for maybe tinkering Mcintosh or Marshal amps!

Of course I have 40 years world experience that includes masters level and doctorate level studies in a variety of most fine arts areas. I, in fact, used to educate college professors on new aspects of cinema history. I used to deal with Prof. Bruce Kawin, who took over editing THE major text on cinema history, A Short History of the Cinema, I also dealt with the original author of that, Dr. Gerald Mast.

I'm also a published author (at the age of 16), my productions have been on international radio and productions have been on television. I'm listed in who's who, I'm in the libraries, I'm in the reader's guide to peridocial literature.

Isn't anyone here aware that the TWO MOST PRESTIGIOUS universities in the U.S., Harvard and Yale, are seminary schools origianlly, founded and started by the clergy. They are religious, but don't discriminate.

They are also the oldest colleges in America.

Does anyone here NOT realize that common man was a dullard until recent times (1800s on) and that ONLY Royalty, Clergy, Politicians and Scholars had an eduation. No one else did.

That until very modern times 99% of you would never be allowed in college because you weren't a Vanderbilt or a Tudor.

YOu needed to be rich and well connected to get into college.

This modern day education thing is very new and MOSTLY came from the Religious who made school available to eveyrone in their flock.

The "commoner" in America was religious. The Pilgrims and Puritians. Maybe upper class religious, but still commoners. They weren't all doctors and laywers.

The ENGLISH who came here to RULE were NOBILITY from King James' court.

They were Sirs or Earls or Barrons

They held titles, were educated and told to govern the lands.

The averge Londoner couldn't read, write or do math. An educated peasant is a dangerioius thing!

Answer 4

I have a Bachelors Degree in Education, plus 37 professional credits.

Answer 5

4 years in Bible College. However education is only a small criteria in the measure of a man. There are going to be plenty of well-educated people in hell.

Answer 6

A.S. in Administration of Justice
A.S. in Business Management
A.S. in General Business

Too bad I have never been able to put my degrees to work. What a waste of time and money. Believe me, the Lord knows how much time and money I have wasted on college.

Answer 7

Not quite the answers you expected, eh?
Maybe you should take a closer look at those statistics...
Surveys conducted at liberal universities will always show an inverse relationship between religion and education.

Answer 8

B.S. college degree in business management. May God Bless U.

Answer 9

PhD Economics

Answer 10

Since God in His wisdo saw to it that the world would never find Him through human wisdom, He has used our foolish preaching to save all who believe. 1 Corinthians chapter 1 verse 21

Answer 11

An honorable discharge from the US Navy, which for me was a "diploma" of sorts as well.

Later on, a bachelor's degree in economics.

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