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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (221987)	3/4/2005 8:11:02 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1578548

Ted, Strangely enough, they tend to be discriminatory and anti democratic. Every Christian group I've been a part of has never been anti-democratic. If they discriminate, then by definition, they are anti democratic; that is, they are against social equality. As for discriminatory, I already covered that with Amy. Can't wait to see the first case of a sorority being sued on the basis of sexual discrimination. Most universities require that campus organizations have a no discrimination policy in their charter. That includes all fraternities and sororities. For whatever reason, that makes Christian org. nuts. For an example: Group files suit against University by Emily Steel August 26, 2004 Daily Tar Heel "All eyes were on members of the Alpha Iota Omega fraternity Wednesday afternoon as they stood in the middle of the Pit - amidst a mass of reporters and swarms of students - and formally declared the federal lawsuit they have filed against the University. The all-male Christian fraternity is fighting to reinstate its official University recognition, which was revoked last year after members refused to sign a nondiscrimination policy required of all campus organizations." continued............ thefire.org ted