text: Steve "did you just say that a practicing Christian cannot function in our society as a competent lawyer ?"
  NO, NO ONE IS SAYING THAT. 
  It is NOT being Christian that's the problem, their individual faith and belief is not the problem. The problem is an educational institution with overtly discriminatory policies, and whether the law societies should be required to give them a public stamp of approval even though discrimination in access to legal education has been something we've been working more than 100 years to overcome. 
  It's not their personal belief or religion, at all. 
  It's the way they force it on everyone who would want to go to the school, and exclude everyone who thinks differently from them. I'm not sure frankly how you can get a good legal education in such an environment.