Is a web server plug-in required between Apache 2.2 and WLS 10.3.5

I am using Fusion Middleware 11g PS4 (11.1.1.5) at a new client and they currently are using Apache 2.2 for their web clients. The detailed question that I cannot answer is... Why do I need the web server plug-in mod_wl_22.so to be installed? I've read the docs that state how to install and configure and I have done this before without question. But, is this module really needed to send requests to weblogic server?
Does anyone know the detailed answer to this? What is the mod_wl_22.so really doing?
My client is very web savvy and is wondering if the web server can be set up to front-end weblogic server without this.
The environment is a 2 node cluster with SOA suite as the main component. I have a soa_cluster, bam_cluster, wsp-pm_cluster and Admin Server installed on both of these nodes.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,

I found this link to a .pdf that I believe explains the difference between OHS and Apache and what the web server plug-ins do. See this link:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/ias/ohs11gr1-131852.pdf

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