This is backwards liberal thinking all summed up in this ridiculous decision to shut down this Christian club on campus.
California State University at Stanislaus has decided to stop recognizing a Christian student organization because the group requires that members of their leadership are Christian.
The CSUS chapter of Chi Alpha is a religious-based service group that leads worship services, Bible studies, and prayer in addition to community and campus services. CSUS Associate Vice President Tim Lynch claims that the group violates a “California State university system wide executive order,” by insisting that Chi Alpha leaders are Christian.
Bianca Travis, president of Chi Alpha says, “How could someone lead you in a prayer to a God that they don’t even believe in? That’s why we feel like this is so unfair and how it doesn’t make sense how anyone could try to lead a group that they don’t believe their mission…We have lost so many opportunities to reach our campus and be a part of the campus community and be a part of the school we love in general…I don’t feel like that attending a college university should cost me my faith.”
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