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That's not correct. Pacific Coast officially moved and became Heartland. All the records, property, and a good number of staff and faculty came to Oklahoma City. After the move, Heartland was officially a BBC "approved" school for a few years until at some point Heartland severed ties. I can't...

I'm not going to be baited. "Let' just say" you don't know what you're talking about. I came to respond to ridiculous allegations that Southwest taught Briderism. I'm not going to get caught up in the intricacies of why they do everything they do for three reasons: a message board is a poor...

lol This is like saying all KJVOs are Ruckmanites because all Ruckmanites are KJVO. I have no intention of getting into a baptism or any other debate. If you want to know why they only accept Baptist baptism, call and ask them, or go to a service. I'm sure they'll be willing to explain. But...

To whatever "degree" you want to take Briderism, neither SWBC nor HBBC teach, practice, or endorse it. They would oppose it. No, they don't.

There are certainly students that come from a variety of backgrounds of independent Baptists. Some of which hold positions that Southwest may not necessarily agree with. Some are more liberal in some areas, and some are stricter in some areas. I can say this from my time at Heartland and...

I had to register to reply to this. I am a Heartland grad and a former Heartland staff member. During that time, I was a member of SWBC for several years. I can't speak at all for WHBC, but I can speak for what HBBC and SWBC teach. SWBC does practice closed communion. They don't elevate it to...

As a Heartland grad, it was never a "war," and it is terrible to view the HBBC-OBC relationship that way. We do things different ways, but we have a lot more in common than we do with other denominations or churches. Many Southwest and Heartland staff members and married students sent their kids...