The consistency of his claims is an academic issue, not a faith issue. Nor, do I agree with his spiritual message. Yet, still, I believe we, the students of the UA, are blessed to have him in our presence. College is about education, often outside the classroom, and Mr. Bowman is teaching us a great deal about religious acceptance and persecution. Shouting to prove opinions that are founded only by a leap of faith, for any religion, is misguided and empty.
Consistency is the benchmark of sound theology.
Constantly evaluating your own tradition, compared to others, is a worthwhile affair. Whether or not he is genuine is another issue, but he does present us with a grand opportunity to learn about our different faiths functioning together. Of course, anger is natural. But, those who try to douse his anger with still more have apparently not passed his test. I implore each of you to consider what you can take away from his message and your classmates' reactions.