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Declaration of Principles
How many of you have read through the Declaration of Principles, broke it down and then went a little deeper than that?
what are your thoughts about this:
Paragrapgh #7:
We believe that a fraternity should be a brotherhood in conduct as well as in name. "Faith without works is dead." Pledges of brotherhood not succeeded by observance in conduct are as "sounding brass and tinkling cymbal." By the tenor of our daily action we should evidence our devotion to the principles we have solemnly obligated ourselves to observe.
What does that mean to you PERSONALLY?
(remember, there are NO wrong answers)
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