In the Middle East, the Muslims and Jews have been fighting over a piece of land for thousands of years, citing religious reasons for ownership. That's exactly what Dr. Sheri Dressler at UCF wonders. Dressler said Baha'i is the fastest growing religion in the world today. She believes in what all religions say, and that although different profits in religions came at different times in history, they were bringing the same message. She explained that it's important to also use your head, when researching religions.
College is a melting pot of diversity, with people of all races, backgrounds and religions.
Most college students are at a time in their lives when they're open-minded, as a result of being exposed to that diversity. Hopefully, after they leave college they won't lose that lack of prejudice in their adult life. UCF Students like Melyssa Bernstein, and Wes Knight, both in the Nicholson School of Communication have a liberal view of religion. Knight stated that although he was raised in a specific religion, he became open minded once in college. Bernstein said that although she celebrates Jewish holidays she is not particularly religious.