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A Christian college came under fire on Sunday after its men’s basketball team suffered a humiliating 108-14 defeat at the hands of North Dakota State.
Oak Hills Christian College, a Minnesota school that plays in the Northern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and the National Christian College Athletic Association, only had six points at halftime in the bizarre midseason matchup.
To add insult to injury, college basketball fans went after the school over its history regarding LGBT issues. Fans pointed out the school’s "LGBT prohibition" passage on its Wikipedia page, and some wrote on X that the Bison should have kept the pedal to the metal against the school.
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North Dakota State handily defeated Oak Hills Christian College, 108-14. (Andy Lyons/Getty Images)
"Here's the thing: Oak Hills Christian is a homophobic institution that was granted a Title IX exemption to be allowed to discriminate against homosexual students. I wish they lost by more," Boardroom’s Russell Steinberg wrote on X.
"Should’ve run the score up worse tbh," another fan added.
"i almost felt bad until i looked up the school," one more person wrote."
Oak Hills Christian College has a positional statement on human sexuality and gender identity on the about section of its school page.
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"We uphold the sanctity of marriage as God-ordained, a special union between a biological man and a biological woman, within which sexual relations are honored and affirmed by God," the school says. "We have the conviction that all sexual unions outside of marriage as thus defined are sinful. In dealing with sexual sins outside of marriage, we must be attentive to Scripture and therefore consistent in applying Oak Hills’ community policies to both heterosexual and homosexual situations.
"We affirm that God’s original and ongoing intent and action is the creation of humanity manifest as two distinct sexes, male and female. However, due to sin and human brokenness, our experience of our sex and gender is not always that which God the Creator originally designed. We further affirm God’s capacity to heal and transform our brokenness. With this foundational understanding of creation, sin and redemption, we do not affirm the resolution of tension between one’s biological sex and one’s experience of gender by the adoption of a psychological identity discordant with one’s birth sex. Nor do we affirm attempts to change one’s given biological birth sex via medical intervention in favor of the identity of the opposite sex or of an indeterminate identity.
A general view of warm up balls prior to the college basketball game between NC State Wolfpack and Boston College Eagles on Dec. 2, 2023, at Conte Forum in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. (M. Anthony Nesmith/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
"Our obligation before God is to love all persons, understanding such love in the context of the truth of God’s Word. In that light, we will demonstrate civility and compassion as we engage in dialogue with others on these issues seeking to embody the gentle and patient love of Christ. ‘We believe that all human beings are made in the image of God and, therefore, have dignity and worth’ (OHCC Statement of Faith) even though we may disagree with some and even though some may come under discipline for violating Oak Hills’ community standards for biblical living."
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The school says it will make "make institutional decisions in light of this policy regarding student admission and retention, housing, employment hiring and retention and other related matters."
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