Mail order ordination

I've been thinking about trying out some online college courses (undergraduate, of course) just for college preparation, but my dad informed me of some interesting things. For one, most online college courses aren't accredited to other secular colleges, so if you are planning on transfering credits and furthering your studies then I doubt you'll have much luck (although, you are getting a doctorate).

But ethically, which you asked in the first place *sigh*, I doubt its wrong. Is the Universal Life Church a Unitiarian or generally un-Christian church? That may be the only thing people would have a problem with. I, myself, wouldn't care if I got my master of divinity from a college that was proficient in many religions, even occult/new age religions. It adds diversity and understanding, which helps ministry in the long run. Anyway, I don't think its wrong, but my wisdom and experience are limited, so who knows.

The Universal Life Church will ordain anybody. The ordination satisfies the laws of the land and is legal for performing marriages, etc. There's not an ethical problem. But there is no organization or statement of faith behind it. It's what is called an "ordination mill".

The Universal Life Church will ordain anybody. The ordination satisfies the laws of the land and is legal for performing marriages, etc. There's not an ethical problem. But there is no organization or statement of faith behind it. It's what is called an "ordination mill".

The Universal Life Church will ordain anybody. The ordination satisfies the laws of the land and is legal for performing marriages, etc. There's not an ethical problem. But there is no organization or statement of faith behind it. It's what is called an "ordination mill".

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