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There is no gay marriage in the state where I am and nobody except the spiritually-challenged are missing it. And gay marriage is not a constitutionally protected right. That's just wishful thinking from the looney left.
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I've served in the Navy. Quite frankly, I think your response is absurd. If a Christian were to stand in a Muslim neighborhood, say "I'm Christian", and get beat up, we would all recognize that as wrong. But for gays in the military, people encourage gays to capitulate to the people would resort to violence in the face of their own prejudice... I would think some people would label that as "moral relativity"... ![]()
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Wow, what a stimulating argument we have here!
I don't see how people who claim to be conservative can argue so forcefully that people's private lives should be scrutinized by the govt. or whomever. I can't see how a Christian can so blatantly attempt to force their beliefs on others when it's clear how they'd feel if Jews tried to force them to be pork free or Muslims tried to outlaw the Cross. As a conservative/libertarian, I identify with the gay cause because I understand that having separate rules for different people is bad. Because I see that using the power of govt. to rule over beliefs/speech/consenting adults in their own homes is dangerous to our freedom. Live and let Live is a conservative idea...don't be a hypocrite. Think about it.
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Or is it only a sin if your enemy does it? |
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As for the individual soldiers, if they have a conscious sense that what they are doing is morally and ethically wrong, yet they happily commit known atrocities with pleasure and joy, then God will also judge them accordingly based on them personally enjoying doing that which they knew was morally wrong. But to make a blanket statement that all killing is wrong according to God is naive and erroneous. Murder is always wrong, but certain crimes are worthy of death to those who participate in such atrocities. You need to learn the difference between killing and murder. |
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I am not a Christian and I completely support gay rights, gays being able to marry and serve openly in the military.
That said, I hate misinformation. I am pretty sure the commandment is "thou shall not committ murder" not "thou shall not kill". Carry on.
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Imagine you're one of the straight guys in Sodom and Gomorrah when it goes down. How do you like gay sex then?
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And the God of the Scriptures is the Creator of the Universe - the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
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Clearly, we can't look to the Ten Commandments to help us figure out what is LEGAL sin and what is ILLEGAL sin. I mean, if we're going to adhere to the Bible, shouldn't we review the Top 10 hits?
Well, us grizzly gays didn't even make the finals! So - considering that these top 10 sins aren't codified into constitutional law, why then, should we select this one example of sin? You see, honey, the idea of sin, and the nature of sin, is specific to the individual. Most Protestant churches would even say that we are not to judge others' sins, but focus on our own. So - to get back to this topic: there is nothing to be afraid of. Gay couples are getting married in 4 states now. Your house didn't collapse, and the sky didn't fall. Maybe you should just sit back with your pile of stones and wait for the right moment to cast them: when you are without sin. In the meantime, tax-paying citizens with households and families to protect MUST BE TREATED EQUALLY. How hard is that? Last edited by davenport15; 04-26-2009 at 01:03 PM. Reason: incomplete |
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Listen all of you religion is not genetic and it is only a choice. So why if religion is not genetic and is only a choice is it given the same protections race is given?
If we can protect religious practice and freedom which is a choice then we can protect sexual orientation which is not a choice. There is no Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Buddhist or Hindu genes. Religion is a choice that has to be taught yet all of them and the freedom to practice them is protected under the law.
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So once again you use a red herring as a basis for coming to a conclusion which is fallacious. |
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http://www.redorbit.com/news/science...ores_god_gene/ God gene - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
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