xiledinok said:
The average alumni do not care about the school giving these inconsequential people their group.
The point here is that it is NOT about the average alumni. It is about principles. If if engaging in same-sex related activities is against the principles and standards of the Baptist faith, then they should NOT be forced to allow activities or organized groups on campus.
For example, I enjoy drinking beer. My faith, Catholicism, has no qualms with alcohol provided that it is done in moderation and one doesn't get drunk (the Catechism states it better.) Having said that, I would love to be able to buy a beer at a Baylor home game; HOWEVER, I don't think that Baylor should allow it to be sold to the public, because I understand that alcohol is prohibited by Baptists.
I applaud them for sticking to their principles even though it effects my ability to drink in the stadium. Quite frankly, I would be disappointed (on a philosophical level) if they decide to sell beer just to chase the dollar.
I would be just as disappointed if the administration caved to societal pressures and allowed a sanctioned LGBTQ group on campus.