Written By Wyatt Claypool, Posted on May 28, 2021
Devoid of any context, it would seem abnormal for the Ontario NDP to propose a bill to scrub any mention of Canada Christian College (CCC) from legislative debate and testimony around their application for university accreditation that was ultimately rejected by the Post-Secondary Education Quality Assessment Board (PEQAB).
CCC is an evangelical Christian Bible college located in Whitby, Ontario originally established in 1967 and operating as Canada Christian College since 1974. A large number of the student body are African or Caribbean youth who attend Canada Christian College due to poor education infrastructure in their home countries and CCC offers children from developing nations access to western education and theological teaching in line with their cultural values.
A bill was presented in the Ontario Legislature [Bill 213] and amongst the 28 items in the bill; one, in particular, seemed to cause some political discontent for the ever-increasingly intolerant far-left. The Canada Christian College university accreditation application was part of Bill 213, the Better for People, Smarter for Business Act which stated that:
The Schedule amends the Canada Christian College and School of Graduate Theological Studies Act, 1999 to continue Canada Christian College and School of Graduate Theological Studies as a corporation without share capital under the name Canada University and School of Graduate Theological Studies and makes other related amendments.
CCC’s application for university status was to obtain the ability to offer non-theological Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees. It would remain a private institution without government funding but would be able to significantly expand its degree offerings for current and future students.
CCC President Charles McVety has often been targeted by far-left anti-christian extremists for his religious views and support for many Christian causes as well as causes outside the Christian community with initiatives like Christians United with Israel. Like many Liberal and Conservative politicians, Dr. McVety’s personal views about marriage are based upon his understanding that Bible disallows same-sex marriage. However, he has on numerous occasions expressed his respect and love for all people, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender.
Dr. McVety’s personal views about marriage are much like celebrated politicians Hillary Clinton and Barack Hussein Obama who in the past famously and repeatedly declared their opposition to gay marriage. Yet, Dr. McVety’s tolerance and acceptance of those who do not agree with scripture is not celebrated. The political machine that favours narratives from the political left and the extremist left only applies the virtues of – ironically – Judeo-Christian values to their comrades on their side of the political aisle. The term comrades seem to be en vogue amongst the political left for some reason.
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