> Asking for a "safe space" where you don't have to deal with your conscience is horribly absurd.
Asking for safe space where you don't have to worry about others trying to manipulate your conscience, OTOH, is not unreasonable.
At the same time, expecting formal services at the on-campus chapel of what is overtly an evangelical Christian university to be that safe space is somewhat unreasonable.
(Which is not to say that Dr. Piper's letter is itself a reasonable response to the scenario it describes.)
Asking for safe space where you don't have to worry about others trying to manipulate your conscience, OTOH, is not unreasonable.
At the same time, expecting formal services at the on-campus chapel of what is overtly an evangelical Christian university to be that safe space is somewhat unreasonable.
(Which is not to say that Dr. Piper's letter is itself a reasonable response to the scenario it describes.)