Note carefully: Bible studies aren't banned in residence halls--only those led by university staff (e.g., resident assistants). It's a matter of separating one's role as a dorm supervisor from giving Bible studies.

(Of course, I'm guessing these same universities would require these same RAs to give condom talks and would have a problem with RAs who refused, based on religious reasons).

You know my ex graduated from the UW system. Boy, does she need religion!!

I meant to write "...Bible studies that are led by residence staff...".

Good point anonymous.

Conde, I have had a unique front row seat to this controversy.

The RA's being banned were pretty hardcore Protestants who had converted many Catholics out of the Church I believe.

Of course that said the loudest voice in complaint were Athiests/secularists. These people don't see any diffrence between Catholics, Protestants.

The RA's can still lead Bible studies just not in their rooms, but can do so in the Library for example.

I can try to field any questions anyone has on this.

BTW, the first anonymous is me.

Thanks Bill.

I was careful in typing it correctly so as not to exaggerate, but sometimes my thoughts don't make it to the end of my fingertips.