A new workshop at George Washington University aims to force students to confront not just their white privilege, but also their "Christian privilege:" the notion that belonging to the Christian faith somehow confers immense societal benefits that other students simply don't experience.
According to The College Fix, which uncovered the hilarious-and-disturbing "enrichment program" on GWU's Multicultural Student Services Center website, "the event will teach that Christians enjoy a privileged, easier life than their non-Christian counterparts, and that Christians possess 'built-in advantages'."
The "free training opportunity" -- one of several listed on the Multicultural Student Services events calendar -- will also cover how Christians who, in other parts of the word, have recently experienced mass killings, beheadings, and displacement, receive "unmerited perks from institutions and systems all across our country.”
They're probably referring to those heavily discounted coffee and donuts we get to partake of after Sunday services, right? Or the crushing weight of the Catholic guilt some of us acquired around the same time we first tasted solid foods? Or maybe its about the "privilege" of knowing that any true expression of our faith, particularly as it pertains to our work, will be systematically crushed by leftists power structures hell-bent on requiring us to participate in their high holy sacraments of same-sex marriage and abortion?
UGH: George Washington U Hosts Workshop On 'Christian Privilege'
“Christian Privilege: But Our Founding Fathers Were All Christian, Right?!”
According to The College Fix, which uncovered the hilarious-and-disturbing "enrichment program" on GWU's Multicultural Student Services Center website, "the event will teach that Christians enjoy a privileged, easier life than their non-Christian counterparts, and that Christians possess 'built-in advantages'."
The "free training opportunity" -- one of several listed on the Multicultural Student Services events calendar -- will also cover how Christians who, in other parts of the word, have recently experienced mass killings, beheadings, and displacement, receive "unmerited perks from institutions and systems all across our country.”
They're probably referring to those heavily discounted coffee and donuts we get to partake of after Sunday services, right? Or the crushing weight of the Catholic guilt some of us acquired around the same time we first tasted solid foods? Or maybe its about the "privilege" of knowing that any true expression of our faith, particularly as it pertains to our work, will be systematically crushed by leftists power structures hell-bent on requiring us to participate in their high holy sacraments of same-sex marriage and abortion?
UGH: George Washington U Hosts Workshop On 'Christian Privilege'
“Christian Privilege: But Our Founding Fathers Were All Christian, Right?!”
