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What's Going On At Vanderbilt?

By sifilings on Sat, 09/24/11
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Academic Freedom
Vanderbilt University
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According to a letter from the acting director of the Office of Religious Life, Bible studies are suspect because they “would seem to indicate that officers are expected to hold certain beliefs.’’ The letter goes on to explain: “Vanderbilt policies do not allow this expectation/qualification for officers.’
Religious Intolerance at Vandy
If this policy is implemented, it will make it harder for the students to have on-campus fellowship with like-minded believers and it will make it more difficult for them to grow in or even maintain their faith while on campus. The policy sends a clear message to students: religious associations are not a valued or respected part of the university’s ideological diversity.
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jimfrank

NewVandy Divinity School

Sat, 09/24/11
Vanderbilt has a divinity school. One wonders what they are teaching there. How does a student learn to be “an agent of social justice” at the Divinity School? See http://divinity.vanderbilt.edu/index.php .
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