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My government professor made it known on the first day of class that his classroom would be a battleground for heated discussions and debates. He believes that homosexuality is as "natural" as heterosexuality. How should I approach my professor with my standards concerning homosexuality without being disrespectful and snappy? ANSWER



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How To Stay Christian In College
by J. Budziszewski

College campuses are overtly hostile to the Christian faith, and many Christian students give in to defeat. But Professor J. Budziszewski will help prepare you and your parents for the challenges you will encounter, and how to successfully overcome them.





Though it's hard to tell now, when Boundless first started in 1998, it was a webzine for college students. Over the years, our readers aged and they started graduating. So we did, too. Our articles followed a lot of those first readers out of the classroom and into the workplace. Now that many have left their dorms behind, we're here to help them figure out what's next.

For those of you who are still in school, never fear. Our archive is full of timeless articles that will help you thrive on campus. Everything from surviving a hostile professor, keeping your faith, choosing a major and knowing how to hear God's voice and discern His will is covered in our vast collection of articles for collegians.

And if what you find here isn't enough, Focus on the Family has a website -- TrueU -- that is continuing the tradition we began with a site devoted exclusively to collegians. Their mission is to help college students develop a Christian worldview and leave college with their faith, not only intact, but stronger than when they arrived.


Surviving a Hostile Professor by Gene Edward Veith, Ph.D.
You can defend your faith and pass the course. Assuming you want to do both, Veith tells you how.

Confused about Everything by J. Budziszewski
Just months away from graduation and still without a major, Julie is at Theophilus' door, desperate for some guidance.

Discovering What God Loves: A Journey from Duty to Desire by Steven Garber, Ph.D.
It's not what you study in college but what you love that will determine your success in life.

Strategic Majors by Josh Crossman
Why would a student who believes God created the universe major in evolutionary biology? Because that's where he figured he was most needed.

I Feel Like, Therefore I Am by J. Budziszewski
Ever know anyone who can't hear criticism without taking it personally? Meet Julie.

Learning to Love What God Loves by Steven Garber
An eagerness for God is the foundation for success in college.


Mood Disorders and a Reason to Live by Roberto Rivera
Our moods, and the biology behind them, don't have to have the final word.

Campus Culture: Standard Time by Matt Kaufman
Reclaiming some of society's old standards (with a little help from Calvin and Hobbes).

Office Hours: The Angry Tribe of Opinionated Professors, Part 1 by J. Budziszewski
Just taking a break for lunch, Theophilus gets cornered by some former students who are looking for answers, Why is it that so many other professors treat us so badly?

Sophomore Smackdown by John Thomas
Some people learn to boldly take initiative from everyday occurances. Others learn it on a skateboard at the top of a dry waterslide.

How Many Degrees Does it Take to Be Educated? by Drew Dyck
It's an age-old question that won't be silenced.