Actually, nothing you said or did not say invalidated my point, which stands on its own. Studying through the lens of Christianity is not the same as indoctrination. The Dean specifically mentions that students are not held to their beliefs, even though they sign a nominal statement of faith. 

So you found Christianity unsatisfactory because you didn't know what God was doing with his sexual organs? 

At any rate, based on the way you characterized Christianity, why should anyone assume you hold a thoughtful, complex view on the subject? What if I described Islam as death-worshipping, chauvinistic, and primitive? Would that seem like a just statement to you? Or is it that criticizing Christianity has become fashionable? Do you have a priori beliefs that cannot be proven? Do you have faith in anything at all? Do not be so hasty to dole out judgment, or you risk closing the doors to knowledge and understanding.