Stuart C. Reid: Holland was correct to urge BYU to stick to its mission and God's laws

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : Austin compares BYU to other universities sponsored by disparate religions to suggest that because these other universities are not in conflict with approved academic conventions, BYU should adopt their standards that recognize the academy has settled the question about same-sex relations with no restrictions that might be based on any kind of institutional moral standards.
40% : Austin knows this is true but he still insists on promulgating this piece of fiction to support his stated position that BYU should not "police" student or faculty sexual relations of any kind, let alone forbid same-sex relations within marriage or otherwise.

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