Mary Poplin, professor of Educational Studies at Claremont Graduate University in California, spoke in the University of Idaho auditorium of the Menard Law Building Thursday about the diminishing presence of Christianity and the issue of whether God should be discussed in universities. As a firm believer that God and Christianity should be integrated into the teaching aspects of the world’s universities, Poplin’s lecture consisted of her religious background, and pointed to why she believes teachers and students should be allowed to openly discuss God and Christianity in a classroom setting at any given university/Emily Reeping, Argonaut. More here.

Question: Should teachers and students be allowed to discuss God and religion openly on college campuses?