A Florida college professor causing national outrage for requiring students to write “Jesus” on a piece of paper, then put it on the floor and stomp on it, turns out also to be a top official in the local Democratic Party – the latest in a string of acute leadership embarrassments.
Although one student who refused to participate claims he was punished by being suspended from the class, Florida Atlantic University is defending the controversial assignment.
Rotela, a junior from Coral Springs, said some of his classmates complied, but he refused.
“Anytime you stomp on something it shows that you believe that something has no value. So if you were to stomp on the word Jesus, it says that the word has no value,” he told WPEC.
A religious Mormon who attends church every Sunday, Rotela complained to school officials but said they responded by suspending him from the class.
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I'd like to use a magic marker to write it on his sack, then stomp it.
ReplyDeleteThe kid was in the wrong, not for refusing, but in his perception of worldly things. A bible is just paper, with ink. It's what it teaches, Who's teachings within it that make it powerful.
False idolatry over a New Testament is just as bad as the idiot muslims false idolatry over their book. Or their rock.
Of course, that liberal twit doesn't know that. And I'd just as soon stomp on him anyways.
Of course, that liberal twit doesn't know that. And I'd just as soon stomp on him anyways.
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