The Importance Of Liberty University

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As a Christian, one of my core values is to spread the gospel as we see in Matthew with the great commission. I believe that Liberty University will help strengthen my relationship with Christ while also providing me with an exceptional education. Receiving an education opens up many doors in which one can share the gospel. This is what makes Liberty unique. At Liberty, you receive all the opportunities a world-class university offers but you receive it from a Christian worldview. I believe that I am someone who has a strong foundation in scripture and as Colossians 3:23 mentions that whatever we do we should do it for Christ. I believe Liberty affords me the best opportunity to follow this verse faithfully. When one goes to college they do

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