Officials at the highest levels of the University of California system are stomping on constitutional religious rights by banning Christian perspectives from educational materials high school students may use to prepare for college entrance, according to a case scheduled for trial later this year.
The case was triggered by the university system's decision that basic physics, American literature and biology textbooks by major Christian book publishers such as Bob Jones University Press and A Beka Book wouldn't qualify for core requirements in the state because of the inclusion of Christian perspectives.
Have you seen how well these kids do who are educated with this curriculum?
I guess "contamination" is not related to results. It can only be related to "ideology". Anything that might contradict a "humanist" or "naturalist" ideology is seen as a contamination.
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