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Originally Posted by MikeWaters
I really don't have a lot of sympathy for those high-minded people who have excuses for not getting involved, or disparage good organizations for this reason or that.
"I abandoned my responsibility to help young men in the church grow and develop because of [insert bullshit reason here]."
"I loved scouts, but I find it so morally reprehensible that scouts don't [insert bullshit reason here] that I cannot be involved."
Fact is the church and scouts don't need dope-smoking riff-raff as leaders anyway.
So, I guess it is a WIN-WIN.
One of my friends, who is estranged from the church, whom I approached about being involved in my troop....I expected him to possibly say 'I don't agree with scouting policy on...therefore I cannot in good conscience..."
Nothing of the sort. Due to time/work he is not involved, but I hope to pull him in eventually.
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Wow Mike. This was supposed to be a nice thread, as Homeboy pointed out, and I even apologized for bringing up the gay thing, then I voiced appreciation for what you are doing personally, and then I dropped it.
If we both agree that it was probably a WIN-WIN that I give up my calling as Young Men's president when I left the church then why the hostility?