"Forget Your Christian Beliefs, Or Face Expulsion."

I haven't read the story you have attached to this discussion but from what you've said about it, I think it's wrong for a school (who normally teach individuality & thinking for ourselves) to tell people what they can & can't believe...The US is after all supposed to be a FREE country just like where I am in Australia & a land of opportunity so people living in these free countries should be able to believe what they want to as long as they aren't hurting anyone in the process. I know that the education system has taken the prayer out of American schools which I can understand for a public school...what will they do next? Take "In God We Trust" off the American coins?

Maggie, I find this crazy and disturbing. Very hypocritical. They had plenty of time to brainwash her but she stayed firm to her beliefs. They will just need to suck it up and give her her degree. Heaven forbid somebody has faith and spirituality. Like you said, it is not the question of homosexuality, rather the question of religion.

WEll I do hope she wins her case no one should have ot change the way they think just for a school that sound sort of narrow minded. really her religion should have no effect on her grades or graduating grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr Nope dont rmeber about the jews and Nazis

While I do not believe that homosexuality is a choice, neither do I believe that a university has the right to expel a student because they do believe that. Outrageous!

A lot of this is undoubtedly who aspires to teach (read: be in control of) children. If I were a brainwashed, Kool-Aid-drinking, revolution-wanting, Che T-shirt-wearing, life-failing miserable sad sack whose only real mission in life was to find out a way to do what I could never do, then I'd aim at being a teacher. I could at least mold impressionable minds that revere me easier than I could sway opinion at large. The folks 180 degrees from me would probably be successful and career-minded and not as likely to spew their carefully-picked-and-chosen, poorly-woven worldview all over the place.

I don't believe it's fair or constitutional to ask a person to give up their beliefs. I would think the person who had asked of such should be harshly penalized. I believe in God. I have no particular religion as such but please don't ever ask me to give up my faith in God. Our world is becoming a world of hypocrites as you say and deep within each and every one of us is an inkling of wonder of is there is a God after all?......... My own son, who for years has said he is an atheist has suddenly began to question the "whys" of his life and the lives of his three sons. I was in a reading class with my youngest grandson and much to my amazement was a US flag in the room. I also was told there is still prayer in that very school. I had to smile cuz my own teachings to my son are coming thru even to his off spring... So, I don't think that telling someone to forget their Christian beliefs will be upheld by any court in our land. Condemning one for being a Christian in this country will only start an epidemic of those who do believe rallying for the Christianity of this one student. God will always win out..... God bless our us and our country.

This is carrying "PC" to the extreme...more signs of the times. Do these people realize just how insane their actions are? I doubt it. Is it any wonder our nation is going to "H-E-Double toothpick" in a handbasket? Being as this is a public university rather than a private one, many students cannot afford private schools and thus it is a double edged sword since this woman probably cannot afford to change schools to finish her education. All the more reason for them to respect her beliefs. @!#$%^&$#@#$%%# degreed idiots! Saints preserve us! And these are the types who are leading our country? SCARY THOUGHT!!!