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snoscythePretty cool to see the church step into the new millennium:
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by snoscythe · 12/15/2015
Cougs_Rule wrote:
Funny.
But not a matter of needing funds. Its a matter of principle for BYU.
Besides, football coach isn't paid thru tithing funds.
snoscythe wrote:Funny.
But not a matter of needing funds. Its a matter of principle for BYU.
Besides, football coach isn't paid thru tithing funds.
Only the top entry on the form would be tithing funds...
scott715 wrote:
Quick print about a million of those and get them into every chapel. No time to wait.
HawkeyeCoug wrote:
I think there are various steps the church should be taking that would both help the mission of the church and help BYU.
First, the LDS business college really is unnecessary, as other educational opportunities are out there for SLC residents. Turn it into a college prep academy for international LDS students. Ziggy is a rare athlete, but there are a lot of other members out there that combine excellent academic achievement with athletic ability.
Second, talking about Ziggy, build a BYU-Africa. The members there need it, and it would be a huge PR gain for the church in a way that online courses at BYU-Idaho simply can not do. Putting a university in Ghana by the temple would be seen as a much bigger, positive step then billboards in NYC. Further, it would provide a continuous, ongoing source of strength for the church.
Third, expand BYU, especially non-members. Equalize the tuition. You will get more converts by having them at BYU as they choose into the environment. It would also increase the quality of students. By expanding the university, you maintain the same number of LDS students.
Fourth, build BYU-Brazil. Plenty of good talent there, and it would serve the South American saints well.
The church leadership seems to be artificially limiting the growth of BYU. It is not a good thing for the school or the church.