[Always Right]

And isn't the intervention of the federal government, to force someone to write a letter recommending someone, a far more egregious intrusion than a federal government preventing a school broad from adopting a certain curriculum?

No one was forcing him to write any letters of recommendation. What he had to comply with is not using his position as a state employee not to require students to take his religious oaths in doing his job.

[Right Wing Professor]

What he had to comply with is not using his position as a state employee not to require students to take his religious oaths in doing his job.

I don't consider asking a student's position on human origins to be a religious oath. One can't simply protect any bizarre opinion from challenge by claiming it's religious.