[IronJack]

I have to moderate my criticism after reading past the initial outrage. In the context of a World Religions class, this is perfectly acceptable, although any student who professes a profound religious objection to any of the visits should be allowed to sit out.

On the other hand, exposing students to world religions is presumably implicit on a course on World Religions, so it seems absurd to claim a religious exemption.

[roofgoat]

problem is when discussing and studying “world religions”, will there be ANY honesty?

Of course not. So it’s a waste of time. A feel good at best.