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Originally posted by NewBee
I can understand why UNC is not giving them money, although it does seem like they are slightly anti-Christian. Some of you seem to hold the opinion that the fraternity is being discrimatory, but there is a biblicall reason that most Christian glo's choose to be solely Christian. Its not a club, therefore it doesn't have to be open to everyone. Besides organizations fellowship and build friendships with non-Christians, but how can anyone expect non- Christians to join an organization whose sole purpose is to glorify Christ and evangelize. Thats a violation of both the organization's and the non-Christian's 1st amendment rights.
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I've read your statement several times and am not really seeing where you're making the logical connection that this group somehow stops someone from practicing their religion, or how the University is doing that, or whatever. Please explain how the non-Christian's first amendment rights are being violated??
By that same line of reasoning you can say that churches are in violation of the 1st Amendment.
Please explain the connection you're trying to make here.