It is true that many religious groups object for additional reasons, but usually their reasons are just as illogical as holistic medicine. This is one of the rare circumstances where New Age nuttiness and Christianity bend and twist enough to accommodate each other. We never have and never will propose thought control laws. The curriculum at UT however, is not some random collection of facts assembled by unqualified academics and carelessly presented to student sponges. UT material must be carefully considered and respectable.
Science is invented slowly and thoughtfully.
No-one objects to the Austin School of Massage teaching whatever they want, but UT has an obligation to separate the science form the superstition. Homeopathy never killed anyone . Once the seed of anti-science is placed into the head of a nurse, the nurse will forever be deeply susceptible to quackery. If homeopathy is plausible to her, it is a small step for a quack to take to convince her of magnetic healing, inane vitamin claims, strange health devices, and impossible cures of all kinds. This is dangerous.