Whoa. Gotta ask you, where has there been any proof that the guy at ISU has involved religion at all in his position? I will admit maybe I am extrapolating something from your comments that isn't there. I do seem to remember the Register throwing a fit because of his background, but I have not heard any proselytizing on his part.
I think being a former minister is great experience for helping people deal with life's problems. It does not always have to involve religion. I usually really enjoy your posts, but I have to call you out on this one. If you have heard something about our life skills coordinator, then please share. I don't and can't believe that having a previous position in a religious organization should preclude anybody from holding a job at a public instution. That sort of bigotry is just plain wrong.
As for Iowa, I hope this guy works out. I hope he makes a difference in young people's lives. College age students need all the positive influences they can get, especially in Iowa City it seems.
