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if they follow the syllabus, pass the course, and pas the boards why not? and ps,, the school doesn't give a degree, it is earned and they surely don't give a license. that's a function of a state.
there is ethics guidelines for every degree I know of though. I had to take a computer science one and every school/degree I saw had an equivalent course
There are no ethics guidelines associated with any degree in the US that requires that you must publicly support homosexuality and admit that it is a hardwired trait.
That's just fucking ludicrous. Who the hell ARE you people? Please return to your rock until you're ripe.
PS, I'm working on my Human SErvices Management degree...my best friend has a degree in psychology.
I have yet to see any fucking agreement where we are required to state we'll believe a certain way, and put aside our Christian beliefs.
And someone needs to smack whomever thinks Christians should be excluded from schools and degree programs based upon their religion need to admit they're fucking Nazi sympathizers, bigots, and deserve to have the shit knocked out of them. Regularly.
you need to stop with the victim card, no one is excluding christians
Nope not at all. they just have to stop being Christians. Or become Christians in name only.
Nope. Nothing wrong with that...
No Young-Earther will ever be allowed to graduate from an accredited Evolutionary Biology program, as it should be.
Getting a degree requires a political and religious litmus test now? I thought all it required was someone meeting the academic requirements imposed by the school. If that young earhter manages to pass all the academic requirements and meet the other requirements of the degree program than they should get the degree.
Period.
Well, 1973 to be exact, but other than that, yes, you are spot on.there is ethics guidelines for every degree I know of though. I had to take a computer science one and every school/degree I saw had an equivalent course
There are no ethics guidelines associated with any degree in the US that requires that you must publicly support homosexuality and admit that it is a hardwired trait.
That's just fucking ludicrous. Who the hell ARE you people? Please return to your rock until you're ripe.
Allie Baba, homosexuality has not been a designated mental illness since the 1960's in this country. Medical professionals who do not adhere to the standards of care in the DSM are likely to find themselves in large trouble with the law, etc. It IS a violation of ethics to try and teach a homosexual person to "be straight".
Ga. School Forces Christian Student to Alter Beliefs to Graduate | Christianpost.com
I don't really know how all of this works, so i think I will stay out of it for now
she should NOT be forced to alter her beliefs
nor should she be forced to FAKE/LIE to the school about "altering" her beliefs.
she should be refused accreditation.
she has the right to belief whatever ignorant nonsense her parents and her earlier mind control masters has indoctrinated her with....
but she should NOT be allowed to be a counselor to other people...
other than as a RELIGIOUS counselor....
Granted, this is a state school so the paradigm isn't quite apt. But imagine a student at Liberty University who is majoring in Theology. In her final exams, this student manages to express her belief that the notion of the Rapture is incorrect and not to be taken seriously as it is the mis-reading of Holy Scripture. If the official doctrine of the Liberty University School of Theology said that the Rapture is not only a very real event but the inevitable end of mortal life on earth, should that student be awarded a degree for holding contrary views?
If her course work was satisfactory, should she be required to 'rethink' her position and accept the school's official stance?
I thought that the university experience was to open ones mind to other possibilities.
okay sorry blu. I just get so mad when people say they are people of God or are Christian then act un-Christian towards or speak negatively about those who are of a sexual orientation than the "so-called normal" male/female relations
If you're trying to get a job as a counselor, you need to fit the American Counseling Association Code of Ethics, which prohibits discrimination against LGBT people. If you choose the bible over the ACA's Code of Ethics, you can't be a counselor.
I don't think that she should be prevented from getting a degree, but it's pretty clear she wouldn't be able to work as a counselor.
So you are saying th at the ACCA Code of Ethics is will prevent people from working as a counselor because of their religious beliefs?
And you think that's alright?
And what of the GLBT students this woman may someday encounter? Where's our compassion for them? If she is unable to deal with people with dignity, respect and knowledge, she cannot be a public school counselor.
I don't see the problem.
They don't like her, they can go to another counselor. What happened to freedom of religion?
Well, it was sure a waste of time, work, and study for her, don't you think?Granted, this is a state school so the paradigm isn't quite apt. But imagine a student at Liberty University who is majoring in Theology. In her final exams, this student manages to express her belief that the notion of the Rapture is incorrect and not to be taken seriously as it is the mis-reading of Holy Scripture. If the official doctrine of the Liberty University School of Theology said that the Rapture is not only a very real event but the inevitable end of mortal life on earth, should that student be awarded a degree for holding contrary views?
If her course work was satisfactory, should she be required to 'rethink' her position and accept the school's official stance?
I thought that the university experience was to open ones mind to other possibilities.
Yes. Yes she should recieve the degree. She did the course work. There are plenty of people who don't believe that get degrees in theology.
Ga. School Forces Christian Student to Alter Beliefs to Graduate | Christianpost.com
I don't really know how all of this works, so i think I will stay out of it for now
she should NOT be forced to alter her beliefs
nor should she be forced to FAKE/LIE to the school about "altering" her beliefs.
she should be refused accreditation.
she has the right to belief whatever ignorant nonsense her parents and her earlier mind control masters has indoctrinated her with....
but she should NOT be allowed to be a counselor to other people...
other than as a RELIGIOUS counselor....
Should a medical school give a degree and license to someone who only believes in faith healing?
Since faith healing is not medicine no, and that is not what this case is about.
She has nearly completed her Master's Degree and now, since they don't like her political point of view, they want to re-educate her. That is wrong.
I don't agree with her point of view, but neither do I believe that some self-aggrandized liberal nuts have the right to forcibly coerce people over to their point of view especially after having sucked boo-coo bucks out of her bank account and then tell her, "we're sorry, but, we don't like what you think so we are not going to let you graduate until you succumb to our way of thinking."
Immie
okay I will state this and if you get my point and just don't agree then that is okay and we can leave at that......
she doesn't agree with the school's guidelines related to counseling homosexuals. The school has strict standards in this area. if they graduate her knowing that she doesn't follow their guidelines they are putting the school's reputation at risk as well as graduating a person who will knowingly be breaking her ethics and agreed to guidelines every time she counsels a homosexual. how is allowing this to happen a good thing?
Well, it was sure a waste of time, work, and study for her, don't you think?Granted, this is a state school so the paradigm isn't quite apt. But imagine a student at Liberty University who is majoring in Theology. In her final exams, this student manages to express her belief that the notion of the Rapture is incorrect and not to be taken seriously as it is the mis-reading of Holy Scripture. If the official doctrine of the Liberty University School of Theology said that the Rapture is not only a very real event but the inevitable end of mortal life on earth, should that student be awarded a degree for holding contrary views?
If her course work was satisfactory, should she be required to 'rethink' her position and accept the school's official stance?
I thought that the university experience was to open ones mind to other possibilities.
Yes. Yes she should recieve the degree. She did the course work. There are plenty of people who don't believe that get degrees in theology.
Ga. School Forces Christian Student to Alter Beliefs to Graduate | Christianpost.com
I don't really know how all of this works, so i think I will stay out of it for now
she should NOT be forced to alter her beliefs
nor should she be forced to FAKE/LIE to the school about "altering" her beliefs.
she should be refused accreditation.
she has the right to belief whatever ignorant nonsense her parents and her earlier mind control masters has indoctrinated her with....
but she should NOT be allowed to be a counselor to other people...
other than as a RELIGIOUS counselor....
She did the work. She earned the degree.
You have the right to believe whatever ignorant nonsense you've been indoctrinated with, but you shouldn't be allowed to deny others the fruit of their labor or their ability to work because of your bigotry.
Because if she's not going to abide by the rules of the ACA, why would you work towards something that you can't get into?Well, it was sure a waste of time, work, and study for her, don't you think?Yes. Yes she should recieve the degree. She did the course work. There are plenty of people who don't believe that get degrees in theology.
How can anything be a waste of time to study?
Since faith healing is not medicine no, and that is not what this case is about.
She has nearly completed her Master's Degree and now, since they don't like her political point of view, they want to re-educate her. That is wrong.
I don't agree with her point of view, but neither do I believe that some self-aggrandized liberal nuts have the right to forcibly coerce people over to their point of view especially after having sucked boo-coo bucks out of her bank account and then tell her, "we're sorry, but, we don't like what you think so we are not going to let you graduate until you succumb to our way of thinking."
Immie
okay I will state this and if you get my point and just don't agree then that is okay and we can leave at that......
she doesn't agree with the school's guidelines related to counseling homosexuals. The school has strict standards in this area. if they graduate her knowing that she doesn't follow their guidelines they are putting the school's reputation at risk as well as graduating a person who will knowingly be breaking her ethics and agreed to guidelines every time she counsels a homosexual. how is allowing this to happen a good thing?
No, you are assuming she does not. No one, including the school, has even tried to say she is incapable of following professional standards, or of keeping her personal vies out of her relationship with patients. They are claiming they do not like her views because they do not conform to current psychological research.
Well, it was sure a waste of time, work, and study for her, don't you think?Yes. Yes she should recieve the degree. She did the course work. There are plenty of people who don't believe that get degrees in theology.
How can anything be a waste of time to study?
