I Corinthians 13 is indeed a great and laudable passage. But I suspect there was something more in the sermon that triggered the complaint.<p>As for victimization and oversensitivity, I agree that it&#x27;s a good thing to be subjected to challenging viewpoints when you&#x27;re at a university. It&#x27;s also important to have a platform for responding to viewpoints you don&#x27;t like. I suspect that attendance at sermons is required at Oklahoma Wesleyan, and I further suspect that students are strongly discouraged from publicly espousing views contrary to the content of those sermons. This doesn&#x27;t make for a healthy university setting.<p>That said, writing childish outrage screeds lambasting &quot;victim culture&quot; is not exactly a noble or loving response to the student&#x27;s complaint. This essay sounds like it was written in about five minutes while in full rage mode about the &quot;kids these days&quot;.<p>The &quot;victim culture&quot; accusation alwasy strikes me as sadly ironic coming from a political wing that claims victimization of the overwhelming majority relgion and culture due to the design of Starbucks cups, the use of the phrase &quot;Happy Holidays&quot;, or the existence of mosques. I think the word is &quot;projection&quot;...<p>Edit&#x2F;Update: After browsing some other articles in the OKWU &quot;News&quot; section, I&#x27;m sorry to see this overtly political screed was posted to Hacker News at all. This university appears to be a branch of Fox News, rather than an educational institution.