Christian Group Has Too Many Christians

"Impermissible discrimination" means non-Christians must be permitted to lead a Christian fellowship, says Rutgers.

Curtis instructed the student to "modify the wording of your charter" by Jan. 31 "or I will have no choice but to revoke your University recognition."

He issued similar instructions to at least two other Christian organizations at UNC. No similar instructions were issued to other religious groups.

UNC's Islamic student organizations are not required to allow Christians to take over their leadership positions. Neither are Rutgers's Islamic groups.

The Islamic Society and Friends of Rutgers University's stated purpose is, "to bring together the Muslims at Rutgers and its surroundings in an Islamic brotherhood so that they could practice and promote their faith, preserve its traditions, and help in better understanding of Islam among Muslims from various nationalities."

This prompted Alan Charles Kors, the University of Pennsylvania History professor who co-founded FIRE, to say: "It is prohibited at this public university for a Christian organization to be Christian." Ultimately, the UNC Chapel Hill decision was reversed, but Rutgers intends to fight on.

Rutgers University has religious fellowships for Islamic students, Ba'hai, Buddhists, Sikhs, Hindus . . . can you imagine if an Islamic group had to allow Christians and Jews into leadership positions?

The Name of Jesus sends the world into a frenzy. Mohammed, Buddah, Brahma or Vishnu are welcome, but Jesus is not. Why is Jesus more of a threat than Mohammed or Vishnu?

Well, simply stated, the rest of them are dead. Sorry. But Jesus is alive, and His Name is an affront to the world system.