View Single Post
  #9  
Old 07-17-2003, 02:46 PM
KappaKittyCat KappaKittyCat is offline
GreekChat Member
 
Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: 77 square miles surrounded by reality
Posts: 1,598
Send a message via AIM to KappaKittyCat
Rachel, on a campus like ASU, I'm pretty sure there will be Bible studies. However, there's also a chapter of Hillel. It seems pretty big, so I'm sure that you won't be isolated religiously.

As far as Bible studies in chapter are concerned, I highly doubt that they will be the center of the organization, or that you will feel pressured to attend. Look at this as an opportunity to broaden horizons, both yours and your future sisters', by attending their religious events and inviting them to yours.

Lunarwolf, it's too bad that your sisters took such a narrow-minded approach to things. I mean, cursing their hairspray? That's just ridiculous!

I really don't think that you need to "come out" to your sisters about your personal spirituality, but since it seems like you're interested in sharing that part of yourself with them, maybe you might just leave your books and cards out once in a while. College is a time for people to search and question, and certainly they cannot fault you for exploring "alternate" paths.
__________________
History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes.
Mark Twain
Reply With Quote