Dating is no longer a slow unfolding of two lives intersecting but an optimized pairing system, curated for efficiency and filtered for personal convenience. In this framing, people become selections, and intimacy is a checkbox away.
At one of America’s most elite universities, I expected open debate and fearless inquiry. Instead, I found silence—an unspoken rule that Christian thought belongs behind closed doors. This essay exposes how elite campuses celebrate diversity while quietly excluding faith from intellectual life. It’s a call for universities to rediscover real inclusion—where Christian voices aren’t merely tolerated, but respected as essential to understanding truth, human dignity, and the moral foundations of education itself.