Jan 19, 2022
10:58:59am
10:58:59am
It seems like there was a whole group of wealthy Muslim students there when I
was there. From overseas if I recall, maybe some children of diplomats? I don't remember too well anymore.
Basically the parents loved the Honor Code and the relatively wholesome environment in terms of morality/chastity, as well as the respect for God/religion generally and religious minorities in particular.
If I were a devout Muslim parent about to send my kid to a U.S. university, BYU would be a great place IMO.
Basically the parents loved the Honor Code and the relatively wholesome environment in terms of morality/chastity, as well as the respect for God/religion generally and religious minorities in particular.
If I were a devout Muslim parent about to send my kid to a U.S. university, BYU would be a great place IMO.
Originally posted on Jan 19, 2022 at 10:58:59am
Message modified by Socrates Johnson on Jan 19, 2022 at 10:59:58am
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