[jessaustin]

I get the feeling that Bieber is dissatisfied with his investment of time and student loans, but that doesn't logically generalize to shuttering the school. Like any religion, if it's not for you, then it's not for you. Especially if you knew going in that you're an atheist.

Pluralism isn't actually inevitable in schools of religion (if one wanted to study in an environment of nothing but conservative Southern Baptism, one would be spoiled for choice), but it's probably the only philosophy that would work when training ministers at a place like Harvard. Critiques of religion, possibly including those Bieber has, are interesting and worth considering, and probably are considered at more doctrinally self-assured places like e.g. Notre Dame. If that's the sort of thing Bieber wanted to study, however, he should have found somewhere else to do so. It's almost a archetype of the asshole atheist, that he would want to proselytize for his atheism in the same institution in which others are training for religious ministry.