Canadian University Law School Finally Gets Accredited after Spat over Christian Beliefs
Via the College Fix:
Even Canadian judges have limits when it comes to progressive attempts to punish religious belief.
Six provinces have now agreed to recognized graduates of Trinity Western University’s law school, according to the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF). Its accreditation had been yanked by law societies across the country because the Christian school requires students to “abstain from sexual intimacy” outside of traditional marriage.
Graduates of unaccredited schools are functionally prohibited from working in their professions.
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