A federal court has ruled that Georgia Tech's Safe Space training program discriminates against those who hold a biblical view of sexuality.
The Alliance Defense Fund (ADF) represented the two Christian plaintiffs, who were the targets of scorn and ridicule.
"A state university cannot elevate one religious belief over another, and that’s precisely what they were doing with this program," he said. “They denigrated the religious beliefs of evangelical Christians and others.”
The court ruled the religious component has to be taken out of the program, including statements that biblical passages have been misinterpreted and that clergy and theologians are softening on homosexuality.
