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Should Trinity Western Have It's Law School Accredited?

Should Trinity Western Have It's Law School Accredited?

  • Yes, it should be accredited.

    Votes: 8 61.5%
  • No, it should not be accredited.

    Votes: 2 15.4%
  • No, it should not have a law school to begin with.

    Votes: 3 23.1%

  • Total voters
    13
The law societies were created by the government but they are not part of the government, they can decide who they want practicing law and who they do not.

So if they decide they don't want black people practicing law, that's fine with you, huh?
 
So if they decide they don't want black people practicing law, that's fine with you, huh?

Well the law society is not the one discriminating against anyone, it is the university.
 
It is not the government accrediting them, it is the law societies which can be considered their own private entities but with the power to decide who can and cannot practice law.

well it sounds to me as if a organization [law societies] which is not part of government is holding a private school hostage, because it will not remove a policy at the school the organization [law societies] does not like, even though it has nothing to do being accredited.
 
well it sounds to me as if a organization [law societies] which is not part of government is holding a private school hostage, because it will not remove a policy at the school the organization [law societies] does not like, even though it has nothing to do being accredited.

The law societies refuse to except a university that discriminates against homosexuals, they can make that decision.
 
The law societies refuse to except a university that discriminates against homosexuals, they can make that decision.

to me, its the same if this was happening in the u.s.


the u.s. gives the federal reserve a charter, with the federal reserve not being part of government, then the federal reserve starts telling private institutions is America, you cant use the federal reserve note, because you discriminate.
 
Conveniently, religions place all of their claims after people are dead and can't come back to tell the religious how full of crap they really are.

They also cant come back and tell people God is real either.

24 So he called to him, ‘Father Abraham, have pity on me and send Lazarus to dip the tip of his finger in water and cool my tongue, because I am in agony in this fire.’

27 “He answered, ‘Then I beg you, father, send Lazarus to my family, 28 for I have five brothers. Let him warn them, so that they will not also come to this place of torment.’
 
It is not the government accrediting them, it is the law societies which can be considered their own private entities but with the power to decide who can and cannot practice law.

Then they're exercising governmental authority.
 
They were granted that power but they are still not part of the government.

they are acting with authority as if they are the government, ..yet you state they are not.

this law societies, has got other institutions by the balls ...because your government has given them a monopoly.
 
they are acting with authority as if they are the government, ..yet you state they are not.

this law societies, has got other institutions by the balls ...because your government has given them a monopoly.

They are law society they were granted the power to regulate the practice of law by an act of parliament, if they didn't have total control it would defeat the purpose.
 
They are law society they were granted the power to regulate the practice of law by an act of parliament, if they didn't have total control it would defeat the purpose.

i dont know your government, however your government have given a private entity a power...and they are using that power given them by government to hold another private institution hostage....that is a monopoly
 
your confused, and so are they. But they will find out on judgement day.

My money is on there being a bunch of very righteous folks finding out quite a shock come Judgement Day, biggest one just might be there is no Judgement day.

it will be interesting to see if the exemption for religious educational schools can be successfully used to over ride Sec 15 of the Charter that grants very broad sexual tolerances to Canadians.
 
i dont know your government, however your government have given a private entity a power...and they are using that power given them by government to hold another private institution hostage....that is a monopoly

Kinda like the AMA in a lot of ways, don't you think?
 
My money is on there being a bunch of very righteous folks finding out quite a shock come Judgement Day, biggest one just might be there is no Judgement day.

it will be interesting to see if the exemption for religious educational schools can be successfully used to over ride Sec 15 of the Charter that grants very broad sexual tolerances to Canadians.

Cant wait to see the faces of the atheists when they realize there is a judgment day. Actually I will feel sorry for them because once your dead its over no more chances.
 
i dont know your government, however your government have given a private entity a power...and they are using that power given them by government to hold another private institution hostage....that is a monopoly

Well they can back the power but why would they? The law society is doing their job as set out by the government. That is like saying the bank regulators are not allowed to actually regulate the banks.
 
Well they can back the power but why would they? The law society is doing their job as set out by the government. That is like saying the bank regulators are not allowed to actually regulate the banks.

in america that would be illegal.

as i stated before, that would be like the u.s. federal reserve telling private institutions they cannot use the dollar....because they don't like their polices
 
This organization sounds no different from the American Bar Association. If they want to enact a rule against accrediting universities that practice discriminatory policies that it would be illegal for a public university to practice, that's a pretty fair action to take.
 
in america that would be illegal.

as i stated before, that would be like the u.s. federal reserve telling private institutions they cannot use the dollar....because they don't like their polices

The U.S. has them they are called Bar Associations, I think.
 
Colleges and universities in the US are nationally accredited through a standard program. I am not familiar with Canada and its school accreditation. By US standards if the school meets the requirements it should be accredited.
 
I assume Canada has their version of the ABA, therefore there are certain criteria that a school has to meet be to be accredited. If the school meets the criteria then it should be accredited, if the school does not then it should not be accredited.
 
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