If you’re looking to get into the University of California, you’d better know a little more history than how old Methuselah was. According the Chron, a federal judge has ruled that UC officials have the right to deny credit to Christian high school applicants who rely on religious texts for history or science education. The Association of Christian Schools International had sued to overturn UC’s policy, claiming that the university system had rejected any courses that contained a religious element. UC officials countered that they had approved many courses with religious themes, and only rejected courses that ran contrary to science and history; one rejected biology text, for example, printed on its first page, “if (scientific) conclusions contradict the Word of God, the conclusions are wrong.”
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