Grading and politics

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Nice find!  $145/cr is a GREAT price.  Just an FYI, they don't allow international students; and I'm not certain you can take these courses if you live in certain states (western?).  Not sure why.
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The FAQ seems to say your state doesn't matter:

Do you offer your courses and/or programs in my state?
Yes! Some reciprocity maps specify that California residents are not eligible. However, because we are a private institution, California residents are eligible to enroll at SC.

I wouldn't particularly appreciate a "Christ-centered" approach, but it were the cheapest or only way to get a course...

I still remember those Biola ethics lectures my Saylor Env Ethics course used with the snide, "of course we know better" commentary peppered throughout. At least the Prof did a good job with the material otherwise.

I know plenty of non-Christian professors are exactly the same. Try turning in a paper to an extremely liberal professor you don't agree with - and getting a bad grade because of it.  A teacher should be open-minded enough to allow students to disagree with them without giving them a bad grade just for their views.  I know students who now just say "I'm going to give that stupid professor what they want" just so they don't fail a class.  That is no way to run a class/school/country.  College is supposed to be a time of growing and learning, not suppressing your thoughts so as not to offend.  It's a damn shame.