Because these policies are driven by individuals, not by God. That's the simple

Oct 7, 2015
11:28:13am

Singcat

answer. If you research how BYU's HC came about it is pretty clear it was driven by leaders' personal opinions and nothing more. I imagine the same is true for BYU-I.

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I think it's time for BYU to wipe the slate clean and rethink their policies.

blackandblue

10/7/15 9:49am

Maybe it's time for you to rethink their policies

mikeynolikey

10/7/15 9:57am

ok.

blackandblue

10/7/15 10:02am

So true. My biggest fear is that in 20 years BYU is Bob Jones U.

RalphWiggam

10/7/15 10:13am

Agreed. There are lots of strange legacy rules that need to go

cougarnerd

10/7/15 10:21am

wipe the slate clean is a modern way of thinking

korihor

10/7/15 10:29am

agreed that starting from scratch is an overstatement.

blackandblue

10/7/15 10:35am

I've never understood....

SeattleSurf

10/7/15 11:03am

Because these policies are driven by individuals, not by God. That's the simple

Singcat

10/7/15 11:28am

Agree. I'd add: expulsion should be treated like excommunication.

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