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Which Way, L.A.?

Religious Exclusion and Illegal Discrimination

The Christian group InterVarsity has been “de-recognized” by all 23 California State University campuses—because its leaders must adhere to evangelical views of the Bible. Is the schools’ demand for openness a denial of religious freedom? We’ll hear both sides.

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By Warren Olney • Sep 25, 2014 • 21m Listen

The Christian group InterVarsity has been “de-recognized” by all 23 California State University campuses—because its leaders must adhere to evangelical views of the Bible. Is the schools’ demand for openness a denial of religious freedom? We’ll hear both sides.

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