[GiovannaNicoletta]

Forgiveness is a "tenet" of Christianity, but forgiveness does not mean that consequences for bad behavior choices are ignored because the person has received forgiveness.

This individual knew the standards and rules of the college before he went to the college. He made the choice to engage in behavior he knew would get him suspended. He owns what he did and now he will suffer the results.

And as far as "re-examining his beliefs", he should re-examine his salvation. If he was able to engage in homosexual behavior with apparently no problems with his conscience, then he needs to question whether or not he really knows Jesus Christ.

[CaspersGh0sts]

“And as far as “re-examining his beliefs”, he should re-examine his salvation. If he was able to engage in homosexual behavior with apparently no problems with his conscience, then he needs to question whether or not he really knows Jesus Christ.”

It’s about time someone called things the way they should be. These bizarre media types clearly don’t get it.

[ThanhPhero]

forgiveness does not mean that consequences for bad behavior choices are ignored because the person has received forgiveness.

Forgiveness does not even occur while the bad behaviour is in progress and unrepented.