Most private religious colleges have some sort of “ethical requirements” that they require students to follow (or at least, supposedly adhere to).

For example, a Christian college nearby says that students are only allowed to have sex within the context of marriage, and that sex before marriage is wrong. They also forbid same-sex relationships, and make it clear that they expect the students to be wholesome.

What would happen if a student was already enrolled at the college, and was later “outed” as a practicing homosexual? Would there be any consequences?

I’m curious as to whether the college would have the authority to expel students based on behavior they consider wrong, such as prostitution and stripping.

If you were going to be expelled as a result of your “extracurricular activities,” would you be allowed to stay if you repented?! Should that be an option?

Topics: religion, behavior, college, sex, Christianity, sexuality, Christian, prostitution, Stripper