Christians, along with people of other faiths, have a rich history of persevering in the face of adversity and discrimination. I'm sure TWU law students won't be deterred by it in this case. Any employer that would discriminate against TWU students based on the school's community covenant is someone they wouldn't want to work for anyway. How a TWU graduate will interact with other coworkers or clients is the sort of thing a fair-minded employer would judge through an interview, along with the student's work history..