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I think the fact that this is posted on his official university provided web page kind of makes the letterhead point mute. His Bio Page is kind of interesting. It states, "While at Notre Dame, I decided to end my 14-year stint with the religious order" which kind of flies in the face of everyone saying what a devote Catholic he is. It goes on to state "I am especially interested in improving education in high-enrollment biology courses, in the design of innovative investigative laboratories and in the "evolution versus creation" controversy." Here he admits there is a controversy and his recommendation policy is an obvious attempt to cleanse the debate.

To me this guy is such a clear cut bigot with a vendetta against creationist and is will to abuse his power to advance his agenda. I would be embarrassed if our legal system did not slap this guy around a little bit. Either get rid of the non-discrimination laws or apply them equally.

Jeepers! Thank you so much for that information!

If he put this on his homepage, I wonder what other anti-Creationist statements will be found in discovery and used to nail him in court...

Dini not being a Christian changes the calculus in my recommendation that the student ought to stand down under I Cor 6:1-8. That passage is oriented to Christians suing one another. As a matter of faith, I still believe it is better to suffer the injury - but the verses read differently when one party is not a believer.

I should have pinged you to my long post to PatrickHenry above.