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Originally Posted by AlphaFrog
As a Christian school, it is their right to do so, and I fully applaud them exercising that right.
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And I fully believe that an institution funded largely by the government should not be discriminating based on religion.
In a practical sense, though, are you really providing students with a well-rounded education if they are never exposed to anyone with a different background? It would be one thing if they were only awarding degrees in ministry-related majors, but this school has programs in things like business and criminal justice. If someone goes out into the business world assuming that everyone will have a similar mindset, it seems like they'd be, well, a bit naive.
(ETA: I want to be clear this is NOT true of all evangelical Christian schools. I know of others that absolutely hire non-Christians.)
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