Little Problem

[AchtungBaby80]

Originally Posted by alum

Shouldn't GLOs that have a religious requirement (even a general one such as "belief in some form of religious deity/higher being") disclose that fact to the PNMs early in the recruitment process?

I think so, if that's the case. I had no idea that any GLOs had "religious requirements," though...guess you learn something new every day!

[alum]

Originally Posted by AchtungBaby80

I think so, if that's the case. I had no idea that any GLOs had "religious requirements," though...guess you learn something new every day!

I guess I'm referring to what KLPDaisy wrote last night:

Originally Posted by KLPDaisy

It depends on the fraternity. If it's Kappa Sigma, then you have to decline a bid. In Kappa Sigma, it is a requirement that you believe in some form of religious deity/higher being. If it's not, then I say go for it. If you're still uncomfortable with it, talk to the president/pledgemaster about it, or it may not be the fraternity for you after all.

I did a quick look on the Kappa Sig national website and couldn't find anything that alluded to religious belief in their "About Kappa Sigma" or Motto sections.

[Psi U MC Vito]

Originally Posted by AchtungBaby80

I think so, if that's the case. I had no idea that any GLOs had "religious requirements," though...guess you learn something new every day!

I would think that fraternities with especially strong ties to Masonry would have a requirement for a higher power.

ETA: Sorry, I didn't read the date of the OP.