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Originally posted by the1beauty
I know I said my last post was my final word, but I have some major problems with the comments beings said:
1) Nobody is paying attention to what I've been saying. I CLEARLY EXPLAINED that whole non-discrimination policy. I don't know any other way to state it more plainly.
2) While everyone is still holding KAG under scrutiny, why couldn't anyone answer my questions about the problems with NPHC organizations? Yeah, I saw the Zeta and the SGRho on here didn't attempt to provide an answer...it's all good though.
3) Who left out the Christian principles? KAG?! Never that... How are we were risking our testimony? Who said that if someone that was non-Christian tried to pledge, they would become a soror? No one said that. I said that if you're eligible, you can seek membership. Am I not clearly stating things? Somebody tell me what's really going on...
4) Who said anyone was a hater of the Lord's work? Because I pointed out how our society is critical of organized religion? An observation is an observation, reality is reality, and that's what that is.
5) Who said I asked for positive remarks? I asked for answers to the questions I presented.
Ok, I've said ALL I'm going to say on this thread, not because of the questions/criticisms, I welcome all that. But because no one could entertain my simple question of how to discreetly advertise.
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In all honesty, you probably will not get an answer to your critique of NPHC organizations, because no one on this board is qualified to speak on their organization in its totality (meaning that no one has the authority to speak on their organization in an official capacity). All I can do is speak about my experience, and I did, which you must have found unsatisfactory.
I think the other ladies in this thread have made a lot of great points, and that you may have become defensive instead of truly listening and taking in the advice. The questions that we ask are the same questions that will be asked by prospective members. Will you have answers for them?
I truly hope that you come back and re-read some of the responses, to help you and your group truly come to an understanding of what makes you unique.