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My Rant -- Not targeted to anyone...
The problem that I have with the resurrection of this thread is that it has strayed far from the OP's question. All anyone has to do is answer the question and keep it moving. However, when blanket statements are made about a group of people, which includes me, people are going to take offense. I didn't bother to get heavily involved in the debabte because I saw no use. Everyone will believe, do and say what they want to do in the end.
The bottom line is that I appreciate the opinions of those that tell why they chose not to join GLOs. Congratulations. However, you DO NOT speak for ALL Christians. That's the way YOU see it. Whomever does not feel that Greek life is for them: DO NOT JOIN. Period. Point blank. However, no HUMAN is in the position to tell another whether their soul is in jeopardy, condemned to Hell, or any of the other statements that were made. NO ONE knows another's walk with the Lord. NO ONE knows your soul except the Lord. NO ONE can say anything about your faith. Not many of us know one another on this board past the four corners of our computer screens, so we can't judge what dwells in another's heart. |
^^Very well said. completely agree
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Hey wussup everybody? Im real new to this so I thought I would just kind of find somewhere to jump in...haha...Anyways I just wanted to give yall some input on what I think about the subject. I think that its totally cool to be "saved" and in a fraternity at the same time, because honestly being in an organization has nothing to do with your walk with Jesus Christ. So I think its totally necesary to be in an organization if you want to as long as its not hurting your walk with Jesus. For example Martin Luther King Jr. was an Alpha and he still was a pastor at a church too!! So thats proof right there. Aight well I'll holla back.
Coleman Maxwell Men Of God christian fraternity Inc. Fall of 05 Romans 12:2 line Gettin krunk since 99' |
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Question to all those using the "Yoked to 'unbelievers'" as the basis for their "arguement": What would you do if you had a sibling who, through a phase of transition/self discovery/awakening/etc. decides that they would now like to be active practice Buddhism, Kaballah, Scientiology, etc.? |
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But some of you asked those that didn't join a GLO due to their beliefs WHY - and they answered. The fact that "it's a person's choice" (which is true) flys BOTH WAYS - if you're Christian and perfectly happy in a GLO and if you are Christian didn't chose to join a GLO based on your beliefs.
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Ironic...
This argument is EXTREMELY MOOT because we are talking about folks of Afrikan descent who claim to be Christ-ian not wanting to join BGLO's because these GREEK Fratern-ities and Soror-ities are now being called cults, are unequally yoked to "non believers", and are also "unsaved" from an image of a Christ being uplifted equally to God that was told to them by a Roman polythestic convert who lived 700 years after Christ's death and then from slave masters citing several scripture from the King James version of the "Holy Bible"...
Hmmmm interesting cultural asili here... Everyone here thrives in hypocrisy. Are we ALL willing to admit it? I know I have no issues with my dualities, but that is because I am an Afrikan Centered entity only residing in this dimension at the speed of life... So much for The Universe... There is so much invocations and incantations here... Whoa... What are we trying to rebuke here, again? Remind me please... |
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