Young people take pride in their strength, but the gray hairs of wisdom are even more beautiful.
In a closely watched case, the Supreme Court of Canada has agreed to make a final ruling on whether Trinity Western University can operate a fully accredited program to train public school teachers. The case began when the British Columbia College of Teachers, a regulatory body, denied the evangelical school's application to operate the program. The BCCT certifies teachers and approves teacher-training programs for public schools. Trinity's academic program passed muster, but the BCCT said that graduates might show bias against homosexual students because they have been trained under a biblical moral code. Trinity students sign a pledge to refrain from cheating, drinking, smoking, gambling, looking at pornography, dancing and engaging in all sexual activity outside of marriage.