Why are so many academics anti-Christian and anti-American?
Liberal Professor led me from day one, says Christian Meghan Mulhern student CNSNews.com Correspondent 20 November 2006 (CNSNews.com) – A Christian social work student who took Missouri State University to court after a liberal professor targeted her for refusing to lobby for gay adoption, said Thursday that she and the teacher had faced in their beliefs from day one. Emily Brooker was vindicated when the university agreed to an out of court settlement, and the teacher was disciplined. In his lawsuit, Brooker, who has since graduated from college accused of violating the First Amendment to freedom of expression through the exercise of their Christian convictions. Brooker took the case after that the professor, Dr. Frank G. Kauffman, presented a "level three" of complaints against him – the most serious in the school disciplinary system – After encountered during a mission of advocacy. Http: / / www.cnsnews.com/ViewCulture.asp?Page=/Culture/archive/200611/CUL20061120a.html
Back in 60 found that it was a good way to score with the girls! Protesting against the Vietnam War, God is dead, etc, etc. At that time these ideas were new and revolutionary, with the flaws that were, were established. Now lose the glory days and want them returned. The mentality is to bring back the days ….. and chicks!
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