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CLS v. Martinez: A debate at SMU Law

By Alliance Alert

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ADF Attorney Gregory S. Baylor writing at the Academic Freedom File: "Earlier this week, I participated in a debate regarding Christian Legal Society v. Martinez at Southern Methodist University?s Dedman School of Law in Dallas . . . In my prepared remarks, I shared my belief that Hastings? disagreement with CLS?s counter-cultural positions on religious doctrine and sexual morality was at least in part behind the school?s treatment of the CLS chapter. Professor Eads essentially agreed with me, but then said something that truly surprised me ? that Hastings should have the power to punish a counter-cultural group like CLS in order to promote 'the culture it wants to foster.'"

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on February 19, 2010 (boomark / email).

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