Wrong...

I'm pretty sure the facts of the case as represented are wrong - no surprise considering the source. My understanding is that the Christian group did NOT require members to sign a statement of faith, only that members who wanted to run for office in the club do so. That's not discrimination to me.

If I'm wrong and the Times is correct, then I submit an advance mea culpa, and agree that the Christian Legal Society at Hastings should be denied school funding.

Now, I despise the "Evangelical" movement. I believe they're responsible for co-opting and perverting the conservative agenda for 20+ years now, but in this case, they are absolutely in the right and I'll defend 'em as such.

in reference to: Editorial - A Case of Discrimination on Campus - NYTimes.com (view on Google Sidewiki)