Not according to the Bible:Its an absolute statement-
There is only one God.
"For the Lord your God is God of gods and Lord of lords,the great God, mighty and awesome, who shows no partiality and accepts no bribes."
- Deuteronomy 10:17
Not according to the Bible:Its an absolute statement-
There is only one God.
Never ceases to amaze me how many people will take parts of the Bible literally word for word, happy to let other bits slide and twist others just to fit their agenda and justify their prejudices.
Not according to the Bible:
"For the Lord your God is God of gods and Lord of lords,the great God, mighty and awesome, who shows no partiality and accepts no bribes."
- Deuteronomy 10:17
There is only one God.
Semantics. The fact of the matter is that this verse merely puts "God" on top of other deities. A supreme deity, much like Zeus in Greek mythology.There is only one God.
When, where, how and why one becomes gay is completely irrelevant. Pre-ejaculation or post-uterus it absolutely doesn't matter. If it is in my genes or if it is because of Mr. Gene, it's definitely none of your business.
After reading all the negligent rubbish on this thread I'm seriously considering to change my sexuality, skin color, race and religion on a daily base just to balance out your short visioned way of thinking. Black Indian gay Jew on Wednesday? Check. Chinese bi Hindu on Friday? Done deal! I'd however skip Caucasian white straight Christian Sundays. Sundays are boring.
It's a forum right? I can have my opinion can't I? Or can I
Not according to the Bible:
"For the Lord your God is God of gods and Lord of lords,the great God, mighty and awesome, who shows no partiality and accepts no bribes."
- Deuteronomy 10:17
I am tired of hearing from these disturbed people who talk of an invisible sky fairy being upset about human rights for all.
So you can decide to be gay right now? Since it's a choice and all. Would you be a top or a bottom?So how does USA determine who gets welfare and who doesn't?
I disagree. If people can just make stuff up (without any scientific basis), then I'm not sure how that is reality.
No one is imposing their views on anyone, but I can understand how people who hate freedom can interpret it that way.So you prefer to hear from the disturbed visible ground fairys imposing thier views on the population at large?
Great watch band. I would buy one.
Course you can, not sure why you posted that. Can I?
Always remember: freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom of consequence.
Also remember: privately owned forums don't have freedom of speech. There are rules to follow.
Super remember: hate speech isn't covered under freedom of speech in most developed countries.
I am tired of hearing from these disturbed people who talk of an invisible sky fairy being upset about human rights for all.
Perhaps "girly" men should marry "manly" women, and limit the role-reversal to the bedroom (with marital devices)? Or every homosexual be allowed to become fully transgendered and seek heterosexual coupling (in their new role)?
Again, I don't know the answers to all questions, but I certainly can come up with some...![]()
Yes you did, and your offending posts were removed (got a DM about it). Don't backtrack now.I did not call him a terrorist, so don't even try that one.
I'm not being hateful. You just don't want to acknowledge the fact that the homophobia you spew (and it is homophobia, you do not get to say what is or isn't homophobia because you are not LGBT+) contributes to the hate and marginalisation and oppression on LGBT+ people.
From your position of privilege, you have limited perspective clouded by your mythological beliefs.
For the record, I'm not a sinner. Such artificial concepts do not apply to me.
I feel bad for you. Not even atheists think they're perfect. This is narcissism to an extreme. You are now on my ignore list. Good bye.I'm perfect, in case you didn't know.
Really so no war has ever been won?It's a forum right? I can have my opinion can't I? Or can I?
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It's quite the weak argument isn't it. Hate does not ever win against hate.
I don't make the rules, I just follow them. You don't have to adhere to my beliefs, just respect that I can have different beliefs as I respect your right to your beliefs. That's all I've been talking about in this whole discussion. I don't want to force my beliefs on anyone. There are many happy homosexuals at my church, so it's possible. They find peace in God. My wife's uncle is a priest and he is celibate. He finds peace and joy without a sexual partner. I didn't say it's not difficult, I'm just saying it's not impossible. I only brought it up to explain to that guy who was going around saying that people who have Christian beliefs are terrorists and hate all gays. Turns out he was being completely unreasonable and trolling anyway, so I've ignored him. I'd prefer to remove myself from this debate now, thank you! I have nothing more to say other than, again, I support preventing violence against homosexuals and eliminating discrimination against them. I believe they should be loved as all people should be loved, regardless of conflicting beliefs.No. Not the same. With unmarried heterosexuals, there is a path to be together and not be frowned upon. Your religion gives gay people no such path. Thus it is not the same at all.
If you expect me and all gay people to live a life of solitude or loneliness through no fault of our own while the rest of you get to fall in love and have your relationships I can tell you that idea is a non-starter and will never fly.
Being a celibate priest goes against nature, to be completely honest with you. This is why Protestants don't bother with the celibate priest nonsense. Humans are social and sexual creatures and the need to love and be loved and spend life with a partner is a human right. No one is going to be celibate to please some people who "disagree" with the way they exist.I don't make the rules, I just follow them. You don't have to adhere to my beliefs, just respect that I can have different beliefs as I respect your right to your beliefs. That's all I've been talking about in this whole discussion. I don't want to force my beliefs on anyone. There are many happy homosexuals at my church, so it's possible. They find peace in God. My wife's uncle is a priest and he is celibate. He finds peace and joy without a sexual partner. I didn't say it's not difficult, I'm just saying it's not impossible. I only brought it up to explain to that guy who was going around saying that people who have Christian beliefs are terrorists and hate all gays. Turns out he was being completely unreasonable and trolling anyway, so I've ignored him. I'd prefer to remove myself from this debate now, thank you! I have nothing more to say other than, again, I support preventing violence against homosexuals and eliminating discrimination against them. I believe they should be loved as all people should be loved, regardless of conflicting beliefs.
I'm not filled with a desire for revenge. You have some really strange bizarre ideas about gay people. And you couldn't be more wrong.
The irony in your very ignorant statement, is that religion has been used as a weapon to beat gay people over the head with for a great many decades.
As long as you refer to the only way we are capable of existing as our "sexual views" we will have issues and we'll be vocal about them. Society is on our side, get used to it. Our "community" isn't a problem to anyone who isn't a bigoted homophobe. (There, I said it again, because it's trueThen don't belong to that religion. Simple, but no, you want the religion to adapt to you and that is wrong. The LGBT community's way way to make that transition is on average, hateful.
In your responses you have proven my statements to be very accurate. You want to slap down anyone (revenge) that does not proclaim your sexual views as important and meaningful. But to some they are not. Yes, you have the right to have them. Yes, I will respect them because I am simply not an *******. And if someone punishes you for your views, I will stand up on your side. If you don't want to serve me because I am heterosexual then fine. I am ok with that too because I believe in freedom of choice. If you want to make a law that only applies to certain sexual preferences, then no that is not ok. If you want to make a law that someone has to serve anyone in conflict with their religious beliefs, then no I am not ok with that either. No I am not a Christian, but today I would trust a Christian sight unseen more than I would an LGBT supporter, not based on their sexual preference, but based on the hateful attitude, that attack mentality, and the want to remove freedoms from anyone not in the LGBT community.
But you have to decide, do I have a right to have an opposing view? Yes, or no? And if I have an opposing view, for whatever reason, are you going to call me a bigoted homophobe. If you call me by those labels, then you are the hater, not me. And today this is the problem with the LGBT community. Maybe I picked the wrong words to express myself, but the concepts behind those words still apply. In the 60s there was a problem that needed to be solved and was solved, today the LGBT community has become the problem. That is your communities fault, not mine.
Oh, also the practice of capitalizing certain nouns in the English language only goes back a few centuries. And the concept is not present at all in the ancient languages that the bible was originally written in.There is only one God.
Oh, also the practice of capitalizing certain nouns in the English language only goes back a few centuries. And the concept is not present at all in the ancient languages that the bible was originally written in.