Christian organizations are agreeing with Robert
Dayna Landgrebe
Issue date: 4/1/09 Section: Variety
Dillon also said that all of the messages were coming straight from the Bible.
The event will be taking place at noon in the Kirby Lounge. It will begin with a drama to present the relationship with Christ, and lead into a testimony from Duerst, said Dillon. There will also be an open discussion.
"We want to get people talking rather than sitting comfortably assuming their perceptions of Christ," Dillon said.
Dillon said it's been difficult for campus ministries to come together before this event.
"We are setting our theological differences aside and focusing on one thing we agree on," Dillon said.
The bright green shirts that read "I Agree with Robert" were sponsored by local churches and were being available at a low cost on March 30 from the Christian Religious office in the Kirby Lounge.
"If you're questioning religion or Christianity or whatever … if you're skeptical, if you're having questions, if you're seeking or you just want to say it's bogus, come join us," Duerst said.
Students can also go to the forum started by Dillon to view and post opinions at www.iagreeumd.com.
The event will be taking place at noon in the Kirby Lounge. It will begin with a drama to present the relationship with Christ, and lead into a testimony from Duerst, said Dillon. There will also be an open discussion.
"We want to get people talking rather than sitting comfortably assuming their perceptions of Christ," Dillon said.
Dillon said it's been difficult for campus ministries to come together before this event.
"We are setting our theological differences aside and focusing on one thing we agree on," Dillon said.
The bright green shirts that read "I Agree with Robert" were sponsored by local churches and were being available at a low cost on March 30 from the Christian Religious office in the Kirby Lounge.
"If you're questioning religion or Christianity or whatever … if you're skeptical, if you're having questions, if you're seeking or you just want to say it's bogus, come join us," Duerst said.
Students can also go to the forum started by Dillon to view and post opinions at www.iagreeumd.com.
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