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Well, today we're broadcasting from a frat house at a well-known college, which shall remain

nameless to avoid embarrassing the authorities.

I'm here with Todd, Pruitt, as usual, and Amy Bird, who's managed to get into the house

because, of course,

she is an honorary guy.

And we're here to discuss legal developments relative to freedom expression, freedom of religion,

on campuses in the United States.

On the 26th of June this year, Robert Gregory wrote an article for First Things.

It's one of their web exclusives.

We'll put a link to it on the website for this program entitled, Bodoin told us to go,

the narrow doors of campus access.

And here he's reflecting on the implications of a Supreme Court ruling of 2010,

Hastings Christian Fellowship versus Martinez,

which allows universities to shape student organizations

according to the prevailing culture of the institution,

even when that prevents the organization from adhering to a different view of the world than that which is dominant at those institutions.

So, for example, one could have an insistence by the university authorities that a non-Muslim headed up the Islamic society,

or as Mr. Gregory is talking about in this article, you could have the insistence that a non-Christian heads up the intervasty Christian fellowship.

Clearly this has significant implications for campus Christian ministry and

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