Holy Hypocrisy: The Dark Side of Hazing in Christian Orgs
The question arises whether the "Christian alternative" is sanctified or sinister. The absence of paddles does not equal the absence of harm.
A young woman named Ashleigh shared her testimony, reigniting the question of whether Christian fraternities and sororities are sanctified or sinister. She posted a 28-minute YouTube video, stating:
I pledged Alpha Nu Omega in public, and I am denouncing in publicdescribing an intake process branded as "non-hazing" yet marked by mental, emotional, and spiritual breakdowns.
Recently, reposts of her video on TikTok resurfaced, drawing more laughter than reflection. One commenter joked, mocking the habit of labeling things as demonic. However, this joking overlooks the real issue of Ashleigh's story - she was hazed.
Author's summary: Hazing occurs in Christian organizations.
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