A woman in one of my classes at FSCJ feels the need to constantly talk about, and push, her evangelical Christianity onto the rest of the class. You cannot say a single thing without it challenging her beliefs and worldview - and she spends the rest of the class trying to defend said beliefs. I, and several others, have emailed the professor (who I suspect shares many of her views) but he has said that he'd rather have her interupt and impede the class than have no participation at all, and refuses to do anything about!
Any advice on how to get both of them to stop?
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