Crosses in every room at Washingon
D.C.’s Catholic University of America are a human rights violation that
prevent Muslim students from praying.
That’s the complaint to the Washington, D.C. Office of Human Rights filed by a professor from rival George Washington University across town.
GWU Law School Professor John Banzhaf takes the Catholic institution to task for acting “probably with malice” against Muslim students in a 60-page complaint that cites “offensive” Catholic imagery all over the Catholic school, which he says hinder Muslims from praying.
Read the rest here.
That’s the complaint to the Washington, D.C. Office of Human Rights filed by a professor from rival George Washington University across town.
GWU Law School Professor John Banzhaf takes the Catholic institution to task for acting “probably with malice” against Muslim students in a 60-page complaint that cites “offensive” Catholic imagery all over the Catholic school, which he says hinder Muslims from praying.
Read the rest here.
8 comments:
Stupid people doing stupid stuff stupidly.
The secularists will succeed, because their is a pervasive belief within the court system that Christianity must be subordinate to all other faiths.
The Catholic University -- which I never heard of before -- asked for this when they started accepting Moslem students (probably because so many of them have more money than clueless American students).
I read this earlier. I don't think it will go anywhere. I mean, if you are offended, don't go there. It's a Catholic school, you're going to see Catholic stuff. That's like going to the University of Texas and being offended at seeing images of Bivo the Longhorn.
It may have gone nowhere in the past, but it only takes once. As long as institutions take "public" money, there is the threat that they must conform.
If there are Muslim students there, then CUA is just another secular, public accommodation which happens to be run by Catholics.
Take the crosses down.
I might be wrong, but I'm pretty sure The Anti-Gnostic was being sarcastic.
Ummm... Probably not.
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