It lost its tax-exempt status in 1983, after the U.S. Supreme Court upheld an IRS decision that was critical of the school's racist practices. They reject Mormonism as well. No, we can't back it up with a verse from the Bible. We never have tried to, we have never tried to do that. Homosexuals are expelled whenever detected.
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The school has traditionally invited conservative politicians and candidates from the Republican Party to address students for many decades, including Ronald Reagan, Bob Dole, and Jack Kemp. Gov. G.W. Bush also gave a speech, but was not critical. That's the way I feel. I've got a good record, as you mentioned, of being a uniter not a divider . McCain was critical both of BJU and of Bush for agreeing to speak at the university.