Wow....now that I understand the situation, this is not a good outcome.
A Jewish university was forced by the Supreme Court to allow a LGBTQ+ to be an official club, which is against their religious principles.
That means the same would hold true for a Christin University. That means Christian Unis will be forced to either support LGBTQ+ clubs (that means money and staff dedicated to them and it has to be equal) or disband all clubs.
But here is what schools did when they banned prayer in school: let the students pray if they want to. No on is stopping students from independently forming clubs on their own. That's how they will get around this.
Also....brick and mortar unis are becoming antiquated.
Wow....now that I understand the situation, this is not a good outcome.
A Jewish university was forced by the Supreme Court to allow a LGBTQ+ to be an official club, which is against their religious principles.
That means the same would hold true for a Christin University. That means Christian Unis will be forced to either support LGBTQ+ clubs (that means money and staff dedicated to them and it has to be equal) or disband all clubs.
But here is what schools did when they banned prayer in school: let the students pray if they want to. No on is stopping students from independently forming clubs on their own. That's how they will get around this.
Also....brick and mortar unis are becoming antiquated.
Correct.
Correct.
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