“Wherever one comes down on this issue, it is clear that evangelical colleges have every legal right to hire faculty that meet their standards on sexuality.” - Current
The Witherspoon Way
“There is a case for cursing the darkness. But it is better to light a candle, and better still to light many.” - Public Discourse
Prof claims he was fired for saying chromosomes determine sex, Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression assisting
Varkey was fired in late January after some students walked out of his class when he taught that human sex was determined by one’s chromosomes instead of a chosen gender identity. - CPost
UK Methodist college fires lecturer for tweet lamenting homosexuality's 'invasion of the church'
“A 37-year-old Christian theology lecturer at the Methodist-run Cliff College in England has been dismissed after he shared his views in a tweet saying, ‘homosexuality is invading the church.’” - CPost
‘Woke Wars’ infiltrate Christian colleges, prof under fire for racial justice unit
“Palm Beach Atlantic’s provost contends that the situation is a dustup over pedagogy, not censorship of racial justice education, according to an internal email.” - RNS
CAIR says Hamline University teacher is not Islamophobic
“The statement, issued as ‘the official position’ of the national organization, counteracts remarks made by its Minnesota chapter’s executive director” - RNS
Who says you can’t show students a portrait of Muhammad?
“more than 13,000 scholars and students in the humanities — including many Muslims — have signed an open letter of protest addressed to Hamline’s board of trustees. …. ‘one of the most egregious violations of academic freedom in recent memory’ ” - RNS
Don't Ban Critical Race Theory. Legalize School Choice.
“Some conservatives want to ban the teaching of CRT. That’s not a good idea. Government shouldn’t be banning ideas ….A better solution is legalizing school choice. Let parents take our tax money to a school we choose.” - John Stossel
“Fuller Seminary’s recent win is worth celebrating. But the legal rights of faith-based schools are still at risk.”
“In Maxon v. Fuller Theological Seminary, a federal court ruled in favor of religious liberty and in so doing enabled the school’s unique Christ-centered mission. The case involved the ability of religious institutions to set admissions standards according to their sincere beliefs.” - C.Today