Liberal education vs a professional or conservative one

[mathinspiration]

How can one get a professional or conservative education without getting religious or violated the separation of church and state.

 

[Ttalkkugjil]

How can one get a professional or conservative education without getting religious or violated the separation of church and state.

Seems an odd question considering this is christianforums.

Anyway, go to a secular, conservative university. They do exist.

 

[OldWiseGuy]

How does a conservative education violate the 1st Amendment?

 

[Sketcher]

Also, what do you mean by a "professional education?"

 

[bhsmte]

How can one get a professional or conservative education without getting religious or violated the separation of church and state.

Please define "professional" education.

 

[jayem]

To me, a professional education means medical, nursing, law, dental, or vet school. Or getting a degree in architecture, engineering, computer science, accounting, teaching, or the like. None of which should involve any kind of religious indoctrination.

 

[Tanj]

To me, a professional education means medical, nursing, law, dental, or vet school. Or getting a degree in architecture, engineering, computer science, accounting, teaching, or the like. None of which should involve any kind of religious indoctrination.

Nor have any relevance to the concept of "conservative or liberal"

 

[Nithavela]

How can one get a professional or conservative education without getting religious or violated the separation of church and state.

What do you mean, professional?

 

[Cimorene]

What do you quantify as a liberal education vs. a "professional" or conservative one?

 

[JackRT]

Generally speaking, a liberal education is considered to be broadly based and would include a selection of the arts, the sciences, mathematics, music, history, literature, philosophy, psychology and even a second language.

The opposite of "For years ago I cudnt spell injuneer and now I is one."