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With the way colleges are warping minds these days………

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With the political climate at these college campuses, is anyone else now strongly considering sending their children to a Christian university like liberty or something similar? I have a child in 8th grade that is more religious than I am, and the more I think about it, the more I want her to stay that way. With the way colleges are warping minds these days…………anyone else?

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With the political climate at these college campuses, is anyone else now strongly considering sending their children to a Christian university like liberty or something similar? I have a child in 8th grade that is more religious than I am, and the more I think about it, the more I want her to stay that way. With the way colleges are warping minds these days…………anyone else?

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My daughter graduated from the University of Texas 7 years ago. if she was graduating high school this year I would be sending her elsewhere. If you send you kids to these universities you are sending them to re-education camps. That's the sad truth.

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This kid is a carbon copy of the kid who killed Charlie.

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Samford in Birmingham is thriving in part for this reason.

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Samford University president defends decision to support social justice, calling it ‘biblical justice’ “’Hot Girl Teaching’ in a Faith-Based Environment.” Torn Bible pages used to create art work. Social justice as “biblical justice.” These are just a few of the hot-button topics that have sparked a controversy surrounding Samford University, a Christian institution outside of Birmingham, Alabama, which recently stated it would incorporate elements of racial justice and diversity, equity, and inclusion content into its core curriculum.

Samford recommitted to DEI last month with a “Diversity Action Plan” that promises to “[i]ncorporate elements of racial justice and diversity, equity, and inclusion content into the core curriculum at Samford.”

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1819 reported on the action plan April 13, noting it was just the latest push as part of a “campus-wide effort to mandate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in every aspect of its campus experience.” The outlet published a timeline showing that the initiatives stretch back to 2020, in the wake of George Floyd’s death.

The initiatives included faculty bias trainings, DEI efforts to be embedded into athletics and Greek Life, a new position to offer counseling solely to students of color, the creation of a Task Force on Racial Justice, and a book club focused on teaching professors how to be anti-racist.

Another article details university support for Samford Associate Professor Geoff Sciacca’s artwork “Fifteen-Twelve,” which he created in part by using pages “torn out of a Bible.”

Sciacca stated online in his description of the work: “It is no secret that America has not lived up to its promise of upholding the idea that ‘All men are created equal.’ And from the earliest beginnings of slavery and indigenous genocides, to the tragedy of Jim Crow, to present-day systemic racial injustice and inequality, the evangelical church has been an integral part of all of America.”

“And in this time, they have either been, at worst, complicit—with the country’s largest Protestant denomination having been founded through a split over their belief in slavery, for example,” he added. “Or, at best, complacent — standing by as silent spectators, with the vast majority choosing to turn a blind eye to the evils of injustice happening all around them.”

The artwork was showcased in an exhibit on campus twice, in 2020 and 2024. Sciacca did not respond to requests for comment from The College Fix.

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