re: Group accuses Mark Richt of using “public office” to raise money for Christian..

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So, as we have seen in this thread, a relatively small sect within the Christian religion,

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Are you talking about the FCA? Then yes, the FCA has meetings that the athletes can attend if they so choose.

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which has a major fundamental difference from its primary population,

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No, they don't. ALL Christians believe that separate from Jesus one cannot get into heaven. That is the basic tenet of Christianity. To claim otherwise is to not be a Christian.

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and is lead, in part, by people who make decisions within the University.

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Where was this said? I missed it. Richt hired his brother-in-law. His brother-in-law, apparently runs the FCA program.

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I know y'all think you are 100% without question right.

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Of course we do. Don't you believe you are right? if you don't, why are we arguing?

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personally don't care, but am not surprised that some do and frankly, they have a case...

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If they were being forced to attend, then I would say yes...the group has a case. But, nowhere does it say that they are being forced to attend.

I mean...are all the players being forced to go to the pool party, or the horse back riding? if so, do you find this objectionable and sinister?