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Penn State Dickinson Law has refused to drop its mandatory antiracism class despite a pending civil rights complaint and widespread scrutiny, revealing how the Managerial Priesthood has seized control of legal training at this public institution.
Administrators press students to internalize doctrines that subordinate objective law and evidence to the perpetual discovery of systemic oppression, embedding these tenets so thoroughly that dissent is treated as professional disqualification.
This capture follows the pattern seen when medieval universities, founded upon the Nicene Creed and the authority of Scripture, gradually surrendered their first principles to the rationalist currents of the eighteenth century and lost their capacity to transmit inherited truth.
The governing standard remains the undivided Church’s confession that truth is discovered under God, not constructed by human power, and that education exists to form souls in accordance with that reality rather than to catechize them into class-based guilt.
When a state law school compels profession of antiracist tenets it substitutes the City of Man’s leveling ideology for the ordered liberty rooted in the doctrines of grace and the sovereignty of God over every sphere.
The faithful remnant must therefore treat such institutions as hostile territory, withholding support, directing youth toward parallel forms of legal formation, and pressing civil authorities to withdraw public funds from any school that conditions professional credentials upon ideological assent.
Only when the cost of maintaining the new orthodoxy exceeds the benefit will the Managerial Priesthood loosen its grip and allow the ancient distinction between Law and Gospel to resume its rightful place in the training of advocates.
