Nonreligious colleges for a nondrinker/nondrugger kid?

[Keilexandra]

<p>I like St. Olaf a lot, but not for a dyed-in-the-wool atheist student. The atmosphere is just too Christian–not evangelist-Christian, but Christian nevertheless. The course information I quoted is indeed for two required courses in the curriculum. Note that there are several options available to fulfill the requirements, but ALL of them are explicitly studies of the Bible and/or Christian theology.</p>

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The principal focus of these courses must be the content of the Bible, including its central narratives and other principal literary types, and the major theological views it presents.

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Courses must include explicit attention to Christian teachings about God and Jesus Christ; courses may include attention to significant aspects of other central teachings as appropriate to specific course goals.

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