Christian Groups Silenced by Law School
The Christian Legal Society and the Alliance Defense Fund has filed a suit against the Law School at the University of Montana.
Montana’s Law School decided it will derecognize a CLS student chapter because of its Christian beliefs.
The chapter was derecognized because some students and faculty members complained about the chapter’s view that its voting members and leaders should abstain from sexual relationships outside of marriage.
“Of all places, a law school should understand that the Constitution forbids penalizing a student group because of its religious views. A student group cannot be forced to compromise its beliefs in order to maintain a presence on campus,” says litigation counsel for CLS’s Center for Law & Religious Freedom.
Let’s see, the Law school is saying that CLS is being discriminatory in selecting its leaders. So, they will discriminate back.
That’ll show them.
The law school and its dean are fools.
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