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Comparing Gcu's Four Pillars And Christian Worldview

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After reading GCU’s doctrinal statement, Four Pillars and Christian Worldview, I think GCU faith based university is one that many people can be inspired by. This university not only strives to have academic success but it strives for academic success through Jesus Christ and faith. GCU has a biblically rooted mission and having Christ in all that you do is important to the university. The difference between GCU’s academic experience and a non-faith-based university is that there is more than one religious faith in the university compared to GCU Christian based. One of the Four Pillars that I enjoyed was Christian Camaraderie. Responding to our classmates and the encouragement of conversation allows for lifelong relationships. Being that

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