mudpuppie_80
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One of my professors makes Anti-Christian comments every chance he gets. Today he actually equated the ignorance of the dark ages to the evils of Christians. Not the Fall of Roman Empire brought on by greed and madness, or the fact that most people were illiterate because literature was not available to the public like it had been with the ancient libraries. Or the fact that the fall of the Roman Empire left the Western world in chaos, without a government or protection from violent raiders. No he didn't consider any of this- he went strait into blaming Christians.
I don't care if he doesn't believe in God, I don't feel appropriate bringing up my beliefs, after all it's not a theology class. - I just don't understand how it is appropriate to insert his opinion in every class no matter the fact that it has NOTHING to do with the material. In fact it is becoming a distracting. I am paying for my education, do I have to continue listening to this 4 days a week?
I don't care if he doesn't believe in God, I don't feel appropriate bringing up my beliefs, after all it's not a theology class. - I just don't understand how it is appropriate to insert his opinion in every class no matter the fact that it has NOTHING to do with the material. In fact it is becoming a distracting. I am paying for my education, do I have to continue listening to this 4 days a week?