It's decision time. For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street with the point. As pressure

continues to mount on institutions to accommodate with the sexual revolution, it's no longer

possible to avoid the issues or to craft a third way. And yet, some Christian colleges keep trying.

Recently, Calvin University spun off a department to accommodate a lesbian staffer who wished to marry

her same-sex partner and the

assistant professor who presided over the ceremony. The staffer quit after Calvin asked her to

keep her marriage quiet. Writing over at World Opinions, Bart Gingrich points out that attempts by

Christian colleges to thread this moral needle makes nobody happy and everyone upset, including

donors and board members committed to

Christian Truth and LGBTQ students and staff committed to full affirmation. Over the last few years,

other colleges have attempted similar flip-flops, for example, allowing LGBTQ romance among students,

but not sex, then reversing that decision, then reversing the reversal. None of the attempts have gone well. It's time for Christian institutions who want to remain

meaningfully Christian to make some decisions. When they do, they should remember what

Jesus said about serving two masters. I'm John Stone Street.