what can you ask?
by: freshman religious beliefas a freshman going through rush is it okay to ask about how religious a sorority is or is that bad to do?
Comment#3 by: No-No
by: not really Feb 25, 2024 10:30:47 AM
@ No-No- agree that these are taboo topics, but completely disagree that "no sorority is based around religious beliefs”. Pretty much every single NPC sorority was formed by Christian Women and reference “God” as a part of Ritual ❤️
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by: ^Feb 25, 2024 12:06:51 PM
Mine only references Greek deities in rituals, nothing Judeo-Christian. Some others do, but not all, and regardless, the point is that there is no religious requirement, no belief requirement, no worship requirement for an NPC sorority regardless of founding or what may be mentioned in a ritual.
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by: mineFeb 25, 2024 4:05:40 PM
mine actually references Christ in ritual. our nationals is currently evaluating our ritual b/c it is potentially offensive to Non-Christians
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by: Actually Feb 25, 2024 5:18:55 PM
@really, it shows that ur alum bc religion is being written out of many rituals. Rituals have changed since the 90s
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by: Christianity Feb 26, 2024 9:46:19 AM
In 1867 when Pi Beta Phi was established, the Founders were Christians and hence some of the private ritual reflect this. Failure of Pi Phis to mention this to pnms. has caused much havoc.
When pnms. who are Christian phobic become Pi Phis, they feel deceived, becoming very angry and bitter, demanding under the banner of DEI. all the "jesus stuff" be eliminated.
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by: not allFeb 26, 2024 4:27:24 PM
&Actually I think this is true for a lot of houses however, some houses are really divided on whether or not they should change ritual on national level
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