In response to Re ELIC Christian group in Chinese Universities (amused)

Your feelings are provoking.

I believe that my personal emotions on the subject of missionary activity in Chinese
universities are unimportant. I was merely stating the information that I have observed
and been told.

That would be credible provided that you had posted your "emotions" for only the first or second time here.

All FAOs that I have met are relatively incompetent in their recruitment of foreign teachers.
Horror stories abound.

Is that what's prompted you to pick up the slack?

My sole personal primary concern is my students. ALL the obstacles that they face in their
learning process are worthy of my intervention: superfluous exams, 辅导员, exorbitant
fees, incompetent teachers, etc.

Here is where your mission is honorable, but how do those "exorbitant fees" relate to you?

The degree of incompetence and proselytizing activity likely varies among all teachers. As
deplorable as preaching is in the classroom, I shudder to think of Sliverboy sharing his
world views from a lectern.

So, should we let all students keep their uniformed views unchallenged?