Always a negative remark with this poster…
Dave is a convert from Evangelicalism to Catholicism…what more does he need in the way of credentials?
Apparently none as long as he sides with Rome!
Give me a break Randy! You have created a small cottage industry out of slamming White and his doctorate and yet DM gets a pass with NO relevant degree!?!?
Have you done ANY investigating as to why he went to Columbia? Offcourse not!
It’s easier for you to just smear him than having to deal with his apologetics.
Lets see what he has to say about Columbia.
James R. White, Director of Alpha & Omega Ministries
"Outside of my local area, I could name a number of seminaries that attracted me. But, none had any programs to work with me where I was. Besides this, the cost of any such program was incredible.
I recently added up the tuition costs to do a B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. program through a local Christian college and then a major conservative seminary: $92,000 to $98,000 in tuition alone. That adds up to nearly three years of the total operating budget of my entire ministry. I started to wonder again about how this related to Christian education, especially of ministers in the church. How can a man get such an education and then go out and pastor a small church with such indebtedness over his head? It didn’t (and still doesn’t) make sense.
I began writing books in 1990, and some of my books, like The King James Only Controversy, are being used as textbooks all across the nation. I was told by the head of the local branch of a fully accredited seminary that I should try to find someone to accept that book as my dissertation and be done with it. But I didn’t do so. ** I began to see that doing scholarship might just be a lot more important than the name on the school you went to, or whether that school could, or could not, get federal funds or loans**. I knew a number of Ph.D.'s who had never written a book that was read by more than a dozen people in their lives yet they were “scholars” and I wasn’t? Something wasn’t making sense. I began ordering doctoral dissertations for use in some of my writing projects and debates, and I discovered that most of these works, which had been accepted in fully accredited schools, were far shorter, and far less involved, than many of the books I was engaged in writing and publishing on a national level.
There was no “skating by” with Columbia Seminary, and as a result, I’ll pile up the work that I submitted to Columbia against any person who has a comparable degree from anywhere, with full confidence that
no programs require more than Columbia did."
columbiaseminary.edu/recommendations/