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Sorcery is wrong, doesn't Jesus engage in a form of sorcery (oh, no sorry, He is the Son of God, thus whilst his actions may seem like sorcercy it is totally different)

Just a question, can you tell me where in the Holy Bible (The authority text of Christianity) does it state that drinking is a crime (sin)? Jesus himself drank wine (wine is alcohol) in fact he told all of his followers to drink wine as a symbol of his blood. Further, if he had a problem with...

Morality before God? I think the earliest humans had a god or gods, so unless that is in specific relation to a specific diety, then I find flaws in your line of arguement. Further, is it even true that morality exists?

Forget God. Do we exist? Does reality exist? If so who's reality? Are we merely a microcosm of a greater reality?

I can't speak for all, but surgery is a big turnoff

It really depends on the proportional relationship. Generally, a B-C, but that of course varies.

Is that a joke?

Base your decision on what course you want to do, not what uni you want to go to. If you want to do Business/Law, then put that ahead of any other course that other unis offer. The first thing that employers look at is your qualifications (if you have the wrong ones, it basically doesn't matter...

So does the same apply to Tony Abbott

With the shortage in the market, the uni you attend won't make a lick of difference.

You need to pay to be a member of the Co-op Bookshop, and to gain entrance to clubs (where you will spend more money at a high markup compared to a pub)

I know people who got mystery marks, and yes they didn't care one iota about school.

Why does TT do free advertising for companies?

Is the problem that there are more pressing (important) concerns with other subjects or a matter of complacency? Whilst some members may be happy with a mere pass in the presentation, that is hardly fair on someone who wants to put the effort in only to be let down by the other members of the...

First one would have to define what one means by 'fail'. Does fail mean less than 50? Does it mean a mystery mark? Does it mean less than expected? Does it mean less than the desired course cut-off?

Both candidates went to university, however they didn't go to that same uni (where did you get the idea that only one went to university?) The fact that you cannot intellectually debate the issue, clearly shows several things: 1) your arrogance 2) The fallacy of your supposed intellectual...

If you go and do a different degree (related to law or IT) or go to TAFE and do related qualifications, then assuming you do well enough (Probably Credit or higher for TAFE) and a GPA of 5.5/7 or higher then you will probably be able to transfer. Or you could go to a uni with a lower UAI to do a...

I am unaware of any studies that conclude this notion. I wouldn't mind reading any that you have on the issue. By that notion, the person who generates the highest revenue & profitiability, is more committed to the organisation and has a longer term focus is less desirable than someone who...

One would think you could read. That's clearly not the case. Any doesn't equal all.

Re: Would doing a busins degree which has a lower UAI/TER req. be bad for job perspec I have friends who work for hedge funds that never went to university.