Facts and knowledge are foundational to good citizenship. See the connections between things, and use your education to share with others, in ways which inform and enlighten them in language they understand. While a Christian higher education can and does help students more fully develop a moral sense, Winter told of Ruby Bridges, the little African-American girl immortalized by Norman Rockwell who prayed every day for the people who threw insults and garbage at her as she entered a segregated school in New Orleans. She lived by the moral absolutes revealed by God in Jesus Christ through the Bible, he said. Hold onto the moral sensibilities you have developed in this extraordinary place.
All choices are moral choices.
Make them well. Christians can recognize and value the seemingly unknowable realities of life, which transcend human experience. Celebrate the creative, and use the richness of the arts and humanities as a tool for understanding and managing the factual. Live with integrity, even in the most mundane experiences of life. And above all else, revel in the great mysteries which remain outside your understanding.