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Via BizPac: UNBELIEVABLE reason a Christian group got the boot from Calif. campus

California State University’s executive order requiring non-discrimination butted heads with Cal State Stanislaus chapter of Chi Alpha, a Christian student organization — and the organization came out the loser.

“What they cannot be is faith-based where someone has to have a profession of faith to be that leader,” Associate Vice President of Cal State Tim Lynch said, according to Fox News. “Every club is allowed to establish its own standards for how leaders are selected as long as it’s non-discriminatory.”

The group answered the university’s “rules are rules” statement with a common sense statement of its own.

“How can we function as a Christian group without Christian leaders in our group?” the statement asked. “How can someone lead us if they don’t follow our mission?”

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  1. Kitten says:

    Sounds like a case for the ACLJ. I’ll bet all hell would break loose if a Christian was seeking a leadership position in a Muslim group. But see, that would never happen. Liberals are always tolerant, except when it comes to Christians and Jews.

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