At times, a student may experience what they find to be a conflict of personal beliefs involving church, Bible teaching, or spiritual doctrine. At Raffa Discipleship School, we realize that students come from widely diverse backgrounds and are at different maturity levels in Christ. We also recognize that there are many "gray" areas in the Word of God and that the body of Christ should find unity in the absolutes of the faith rather than division over minor, trivial, or inconsequential issues.

Based upon this knowledge, students are not discouraged from sharing their views in an appropriate manner, however students need to realize that the instructor has many students and a limited time to cover material. With this in mind, students are to respect the classroom at all times by addressing differences of opinion or belief in a brief, polite manner either at the end of a class or during such time the instructor has opened up the room for interactive discussion. If a problem cannot be resolved within a classroom setting, the student should make arrangements to speak with the instructor at a later time.

Students should also maintain an open mind during the teaching of all material, as the Holy Spirit may be trying to teach them something that they have not yet learned, or show them a new perspective that they have never seen before. It is possible that what appears to be a conflict in belief, is merely misinformation or lack of knowledge on the part of the student. Thus, by maintaining an open spirit and hearing ear to the Holy Spirit, we may all "grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord, Jesus Christ."