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Submissions
Call to Arms
For nearly two thousand years, Christians have preached the gospel of a loving God. For two thousand years they have taken that love, without earning it.
Like a insolent child, we have continued in our ways of cruelty and hate, always knowing that unconditional love was there for us. Why work to the best of our ability when we are handed a prize for being wicked?
The time has come to earn that love. Let us end the love of what we could be, and replace it with the love of who we are. Earn God's love and admiration. Demand the highest, not only of yourself, but of others. Dare to take your rightful place beside God; not as a lesser being, but as His equal. Recognize yourself as a Creator in your own right. Take responsibility for who you choose to be and for your actions.
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Cutting Connections
Ever thought of how much money campus connections must be making off buying back your old books and then reselling them? I know they say the whole deal is non-profit, but the last time I believed a line like that I was being fed strained peas.
Well GDT wants to help facilitate those of you out there who want to sell their old books for a better price then campus connections can give them, and at the same time resell them to needy students for less than the store's used books go for.
So get a hold of us and we'll try to make some connections for you.
When you write us, please include the book's title, what class it's good for, and how much you're asking.
*Restricted to students on the RIT campus.
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Earn the admiration and, yes, the respect of God. Shun His pity.
To truly call ourselves children of God, then we must grow to that which is beyond God. That is the course of all children, and the hope of every parent. It is time for us to grow up, either as individuals or as a people.
Am I a sinner or blasphemer for saying these things?
If it is a sin to hold human ability to be sacred and to be saddened by seeing potential wasted, then yes. If it is a sin to want only what is earned, then yes. If it is a sin to believe in the unlimited potential of the individual, then yes! Yes a thousand times!
God only seems high because we rest upon our knees, believing that to be the only way.
Those who dare, come! Rise from your knees and take your rightful place!
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