- Jun 29, 2003
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So I've got a professor this semester (it's a eng lit class), who seems to be picking stories/authors with a Christian theme. We've been assigned two papers (out of four) that have heavy religious overtones.
Normally, I wouldn't care - however, the most recent assignment seems to require a knowledge of Christianity/the Bible in order to complete it. I thought that seemed a bit ridiculous and emailed the professor - basically asking how anyone who's not religious can be expected to complete the assignment. The response I got was lackluster and about what I expected - go research it. So... I guess my options are go read the bible or get lost.....
I'd be willing to suck it up and just do the damn thing, and get a probably shitty grade - but I'm a bit worried about the rest of the semester. I've also spoken to others who have taken this professors classes, and they've also mentioned the religious stuff, great....
What now? Ride it out? Take it to a department chair? Dean?
This should be fun either way.....
Normally, I wouldn't care - however, the most recent assignment seems to require a knowledge of Christianity/the Bible in order to complete it. I thought that seemed a bit ridiculous and emailed the professor - basically asking how anyone who's not religious can be expected to complete the assignment. The response I got was lackluster and about what I expected - go research it. So... I guess my options are go read the bible or get lost.....
I'd be willing to suck it up and just do the damn thing, and get a probably shitty grade - but I'm a bit worried about the rest of the semester. I've also spoken to others who have taken this professors classes, and they've also mentioned the religious stuff, great....
What now? Ride it out? Take it to a department chair? Dean?
This should be fun either way.....