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  • RELIGION Church WESTERN CAROLINIAN M"Ut-^J^rOW May Fire Theology Prof Who Questions Doctrine WASHINGTON, D.C. (CPS)-A professor of Catholic theology says his church is trying to control what he teaches in class. Vatican officials last week told the Rev. Charles Curran of Catholic University either to revise what he says in class about birth control and other sexual ethics or lose his right to teach Catholic theology at the university. "This brings up tricky questions dealing with the academic freedom at Catholic universities," Curran warns. "There cannot be judgements (about what to teach) made by authorities outside of the university," Curran says. If a school questions a professor's competence to teach, Curran maintains "he must be judged by his peers and according to due process," not by the church. The church's efforts to control what Curran teaches come on the heels of a Vatican proposal that would require bishops to approve all theology teachers before they can lead classes in Catholic colleges. .^ Catholic theologians say they have a right to require»ttie teachers of Catholic theology to adhere ro church doctrine. But critics maintain any kind of church interference in classrooms that are supported by public funds amounts to using public money to promote a specific religious doctrine. Consequently, such church interference could endanger federal funding and student aid to Catholic colleges, as the US. Constitution mandates separation of church apd state. Curran says the church has scrutinized him since 1979, adding the struggle between Vatican and local authorities' control of Catholic institutions is an old one. "A number of us (professors) have long argued that we can be Catholic and American at the same time," he says. In this instance, being "American" means classroom debate and freedom to dissent, he adds. Theologians at other U.S. colleges supported Curran in a statement published in the Washington Post. "For many years, enemies of Ihe Catholic church in the United States have argued that Catholic colleges and universities are not independent academic institutions, but are nothing more than educational arms of the official church," they said. "If Father Curran were removed from his position as a professor of theology at the Catholic University of America, it would be far more difficult to refute this charge." Curran, who says he will retract none of his liberal positions, is waiting further notice from Rome. And the recent Vatican proposal giving bishops authority over university appointments has been sent back to Rome for revision, accompanied by the comments of U.S. Catholic college presidents. united campus ministry LIAR, LUNATIC, OR LORD? By Phil Woody NEW© WEEKLY COLUMN OF UNITED CAMPUS MINISTRIES Passover is Sundown Wednesday. A Jewish Student Organization Will Hold A Seder Wednesday Evening 5:50pm. All interested should call 293- 9839 for more information. SHALOM! SMOKY MOUNTAIN AUTO PARTSfiocATED Ion IinT CULLOWHJJ„ HIGHWAY DE SYVT CITY LIMITS [SPRING CLEAN UP TIME! NOW THAT THE WEATHER IS NICE, MAKE YOUR CAR LOOK NICE TOO! II MANY BRANDS OF WAXES AND CLEAN UP ITEMS AVAILABLE AT SMOKY MOUNTAIN AUTO PARTS. 585-6173 'FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PARTS AVAILABLE 'MAJOR BRANDS OF OIL 'WAXES AND CLEAN UP SUPPLIES HIGH PERFORMANCE DRESS UP PARTS MON - SAT 8am-6pm :.'."! and the Father are :>ne.' John 10:30 A man who was merely a man and makes a jment like this one would not be a great moral acher. He wo uld be either a lunatic-on a level with $ne who says he is a boiled egg-or else he would pe the Devil of Hell. Either Jesus was, and is, the Son of God, or else a mad man, a liar, or worse. If Jesus claimed to beGod. He did not leave any Other options. His claim to be God must be either true or false. If true, then He is Lord and we accept or reject His Lordsh ip. If false, then He either knew it was ijalse, or He did not know it was false. If He knew He was not God, then He is a liar, and if He is a liar, then He is also a hypocrite because He told others to be honest al all costs while livint and teaching a lie. And, He is also a demon for He told others to trust Him for their eternal destiny. If He gould not back up that claim, then He was ijnspeakably evil. Last, He would be a took, because His claims to being God led to His death by crucifixtion. A second option is that Jesus actually, sincerely believed Himself to be God, but was mistaken. Certainly it is possible to be both sincere and wrong. |ut we must remember that for someone to think that He is God, especially in a culture fiercely monotheistic, and then to tell others that their eternal destiny depends on believing in Him is no mere flight of fantasy but the thoughts of a lunatic par excellence. Was Jesus such a person? Not one of the great religious leaders-Buddha, Mohammed, Confucious, etc.-ever claimed to be God. No one, except Jesus Christ. How could a mere "man" convince so many others that He is indeed God to the point that people choose to die rather than confess He is something less? Was He a liar? Was He a lunatic? Or is He Lord? You must decide who Jesus is. May I suggest that you find a Bible-get alone-and discover the answer to these questions if you will be honest enough to ask them. The apostle John wrote: "these (Scriptures) have been written that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, that believing you may have life in His Name". (John 20:31) Having been raised in the "Bible Belt" and also being a former student at WCU (1970-75), I know how easy it is to party one's way through college, scoffing at the idea of "church." But in those lonely moments when you are alone with your dreams and fears, when you find yourself groping for peace and purpose and meaning, I urge you to get honest with God and askHimtoshowyouifJesusisLordofall.or not Lord at all. Hensley Tire Company 281 E. Main Street Cullowhee Road Sylva, N.C. 28779 Phone: 586-2619 open ■,30 a.^ -5.00 P cf> >.m saV -fa 7.30 a m.- »2'.00 P-' ;3:;;new tires ; i.'- I ^ , F FLATS FIXE ,-,•■ •■:■' W'CUMPUTtiv'wi-Kfcl v<>L' ■ :n"g ;''"'"' "SPECIAL ORDER ANY BRAND NOT;; SOU' IN .!< Foreign |& Domestic Cars RVs Trucks Vans HOURS: WEEKDAYS 8-5 SATURDAY 8-12 — TONE MASTER MUFFLER SHOP From A Patch To A Complete System "We Do Very Exhausting Work" LOW PRICES - FREE ESTIMATES HEAVY DUTY SHOCKS - CUSTOM PIPE BENDING CUSTOM DUAL CONVERSION - HITCHES INSTALLED 10% DISCOUNT TO STUDENTS W/ID E. Sylva Circle 586-3840 (Behind The A&P And Theatre) I DID YOU KNOW? These are the plans of the various reorganization candidates who oppose the incumbent school board members in the May 6th primary. REORGANIZATION CANDIDATES PROPOSE: -Close Seotts Creek School and move grades K-5 to Fairview School. Students in grades 6, 7 and 8 would be moved to the Sylva-Webster High School building which would house a county-wide middle school. -The 6, 7 and 8th grades pupils from Blue Ridge School would be moved to Sylva-Webster High School building. -Blue Ridge students in grades 9-12 would be moved to a new county- wide high school site which as yet has not been determined. -Camp Laboratory School students in grades 6, 7 & 8 would be moved to the county-wide middle school to be established at the present Sylva- Webster High School building. high sLchbo0ori'0ry ^^ SCh°01 W°Uld bC m°Ved t0 th« "organic county-wide -Smokey Mountain 6, 7 and 8th grades would be moved to the consolidated county-wide middle school. The members'of the Cullowhee K-12 School Supporters who wish to reelect Cecil WARD, Mack "Bud" LEWIS, and Arnold BUCHANAN urge parents and patrons of ALL the school districts within our county to consider that under the reorganization plans local control of most of our children would be lost. Let's keep our children as close to home as we can and still provide the quality education that we have maintained throughout the years as is indicated by all accepted measures. Let's retain the neighborhood schools and continue to provide the quality education that Jackson County has maintained throughout the years as evidenced by all the accepted measures.
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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolin...

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