Hindu Paganism is Alive and Well at Shorter College

According to its Mission Statement, Shorter College of Rome, Georgia:
...affirms a commitment to the Christian faith and strives to integrate Christian values within a nurturing community in its whole process of education" (http://www.shorter.edu/about/mission.htm ).In his Welcome Letter to Shorter students, President Harold E. Newman, states that:
"Shorter College is proud to be 'A Christian College Committed to Excellence in Education.' Through our traditional programs in Rome and our adult-degree classes in Atlanta and Rome, Shorter is a place where the mind and spirit intersect through intentional study and dialogue."Shorter's Student Ministries, which includes Baptist Collegiate Ministries, Shorter Christian Association, and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, maintains that:
We are here to provide spiritual guidance for the college community. Committed to the Christian faith, the Office of Campus Ministries coordinates opportunities for students, faculty, and staff to participate in Christian activities/ministries on and off the campus. Worship, Bible Studies, community ministries, summer missions & mission trips, family groups, and fellowships are just a few of many ways students can be involved.Therefore, according to Shorter's Mission Statement, the President's statement, and statements by on-campus student ministries, Shorter College is a "Christian College" that "affirms a commitment to the Christian faith," and provides "spiritual guidance for the college community." So far so good. Now, let's take a look on the inside.A view from the inside:While affirming a commitment to Christianity, integrating Christian values, and providing spiritual guidance to the Shorter community, Hindu paganism is alive and well at Shorter College. As of this writing, site-searches on Shorter's website netted the following references to Yoga.
by Bud Press
Christian Research Service
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