Court: School didn't violate Christian student's rights in gay counseling case

A three-judge panel ruled Friday that the university was following protocol when it put Jennifer Keeton on a remediation plan and threatened to expel her after she repeatedly said it would be difficult for her to work with gay clients.

Public Advocate feels this is a bad decision that restricts Christians from being employed in counseling and singles out moral beliefs as barred from helping fellow Americans in the education system. "This is an attack on Christians who stand for their beliefs and eliminates them from employment in an entire field of study and service and will not stand, " says Eugene Delgaudio President of Public Advocate.