Being a Christian and wanting to become a member of a frat or sorority

[DrPhil]

The "mainstream" religions have more in common than devote followers of those religions would like to admit. In my opinion, that's because of the common origins of these religions and my opinion that it's really about spirituality and faith-base.

[phitheta376]

Originally Posted by 33girl

What if you have a prospective member who isn't Christian? Is he welcomed as well?

You can espouse "Christian ideals" without being a professed Christian (the same as you can shout about how much of a Christian you are and really not follow Christian ideals).

Yeah - we have tons of brothers from other religions, or that are atheists. If I encountered a prospect that was a Christian that's just what I would say, and its just one interpretation of what we stand for.