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Originally Posted by Russ D
They aren't stopping non-believers from joining, they're objecting to non-believers running it, on the committee etc. In such a position, you'd need to be seen as a figure of authority and leadership, not something I think possible if the place was taken by a non-believer.
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The SU rules state that you can not have an exclusive group.
From what I have read, the christian group is not letting people of non christian faith join (not just preventing them running it) which is why they have come a cropper with the SU.
Now, surely the most worthy person should be leader?
If they are non christian and likely to derail the group, then how would they get voted in to lead?