Chapters at *Conservative* Religious Schools?

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Originally Posted by DeltaBetaBaby

NOPE. If a school discriminates based on religion in its hiring practices, it is not "liberal."

Yup.
From the current Faculty Handbook...

2.5.1.4. Faculty Selection and Religious Preference
Belmont University may discriminate on religious grounds in its employment practices in order to
fulfill its mission. The Board of Trustees re-affirmed this policy during its April 1999 meeting, stating
that the university can best fulfill its vision and mission statements when the faculty is composed of
persons who confess that Jesus Christ is Lord and whose lives reflect this confession by, among other
things, evidencing an active involvement in a local church that is committed to this belief.

But it doesn't meet the *Conservative* characteristics that I posted at the beginning of the thread (just Conservative rather than *Conservative*, I guess)