Oregon, again

I've long been a critic of Trinity C&S, but more for their ethics than for their academics. I agree with you that there does seem to be real education taking place and that apparently there's some intellectual life there. How this stacks up to an accredited school I don't know. Personally, I consider it equivalent to a decent CA-approved school.

I did a very quick Google search. A more serious search would need multiple runs with lots of different search terms and peering deeply into the results.

What I noticed is that there is a lot of noise surrounding Trinity. Lots of the resume and college-guide hits. Lots of hits on non-scholarly church websites.

Some interesting items I found:

Cheryl Kayahara-Bass of TC&S delivered a paper: "Thought, Belief and Deception as Acts of Volition in St. Augustine's Philosophy of Mind" at the 36'th International Congress of Medieval Studies held at Western Michigan University, May 6, 2001.

http://www.wmich.edu/medieval/congress/36congress/sun1030.html

Ms. Kayahara-Bass delivered "St. Augustine and the Moral Culpability of Science" at the 37'th Congress.

http://www.wmich.edu/medieval/congress/37congress/satpmb.htm

Here's an international summer school that TC&S sponsors in Strasbourg France (notice that Liverpool's name is on it as a sponsor as well): the 'Sixth Annual European Summer Study Session of the International Academy of Apologetics, Evangelism & Human Rights'. John Montgomery's fingerprints are all over this thing, with regard to style, substance and location. It's clearly his baby.

http://www.issuesetc.org/cll/strasbg/brochure.htm

 

Bill,

Isn't this an oxymoron?

 

No. Oxymorons are students at LA's Occidental College. (They really do call themselves that.)

Since Oxy is a "top tier" RA liberal arts college, that would make students at CA-approved schools oxy-sub-morons.

 

Just kidding, Bill. I do believe that CA has some decent state-approved schools.

 

TTS and Bass? Oh my.