California Universities Discriminates Against Christians, Yet Again

This is becoming a frightening cycle, where Judeo-Christian students don’t get the same treatment as people of other faiths. From the FRC comes:

In the University of California (U.C.) system, college applicants are tired of having their religious studies marginalized. Students from the Calvary Chapel Christian School in Murrieta have been repeatedly frustrated by college admission officers who reject their college prep credits because they were “based on Christian viewpoints.” The university accepts high school courses on subjects such as Buddhism or existentialism but not those rooted in the Judeo-Christian ethic.

So they respond by joining with other Christians that are already accredited decides to file suit. (No big surprise that it’s California leading the anti-Christian socialistic movement.)

During depositions, a U.C. representative testified that students who are “saved” would not be “adequately prepared” for the rigors of college classes if they were taught from a Christian perspective.

I’d really like to see the whole quote, but if this interpretation is accurate, that’s unbelievable to me.

Other classes that were denied by the U.C.’s system included, “Christianity’s Influence on America” and “Christianity and Morality in American Literature.” Both were described as “too narrow or specialized.” This from a school that has legitimized courses such as “The History of Rap,” “Queer Musicology,” “Sex Change City,” and “The Psychology of the Lesbian Experience.” For a school that’s been listed on the Young America’s Foundation list of “The Dirty Dozen: America’s Most Bizarre and Politically Correct College Courses,” U.C. has limited authority to judge what does and does not qualify as a “quality educational experience.”

The hypocrisy coming from the “tolerant” crowd is disgusting. I urge everyone to get involved in situations like this by spreading the word and telling our elected officials that this isn’t right.