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You may wish to rephrase. He or someone else will just come back with "of course they should be treated equally. They can marry someone of the opposite sex, just like everyone else. Equal treatment."

Mmmm nope. That's homosexual behavior. Whole different ball-game. But how do you personally feel about homosexuality or homosexual behavior?

[citation needed] Anyway, you're an atheist. What possible problem could you have with homosexuality?

I was modifying my previous "nobody" so as to exclude you, since you apparently like Solomon's particular brand of drivel.

Nobody capable of forming a cogent and reasoned argument or critically analyzing another's attempts at the same, anyway.

Give it a rest. Nobody wants to hear that garbage again.

My application of my views? I thought I was very clear that I don't have a problem with homosexual behavior, think ssm should be legal, and generally am okay with other people doing whatever the blah they want. Anyway, you provided a definition for bigotry. I showed you why that definition...

I agree with what both MachZero and Variant said (boy, there's a statement I never thought I'd type :ahem: ). If you refuse to provide a cake to a gay person because he's gay, that's one thing. If you refuse to provide a cake for a celebration of homosexual marriage, you're a jerk, but that's...

You're moving the goalposts again. Unjust actions are not always bigoted.

It doesn't matter whether they define it as part of their identity or not, practicing sexual activity isn't part of any sexual identity. Your orientation just determines who you have sex with, not whether or not you have sex. Disliking someone based on his sexual orientation, which he cannot...

I don't personally have an issue with homosexual activity, but surely you understand the difference between having a moral problem with homsexuals themselves and having a moral problem with homosexual activity.

He wants what?

I realize that this isn't as important as any of the other threads on this page, but it means a lot to me. I met an incredible girl recently. We texted a lot. I came back in town. We went on a few dates. She's going away for 500 days. We both want this to work. Please pray for us.

It wasn't for lack of trying, I assure you.

Ah, damn. :( The Claymore is one of the most inhumane weapons man ever devised.

You're missing the forest for the trees. My point was that there are all sorts of tenets of the Christian faith that we don't try to impose on others, because the United States is not in any sense a theocracy.

You think the US should be a theocracy? Last I checked, it was an important element of Christianity to tithe. I guess we should make tithing compulsory, too.

Cayenne sounds good. Yeast?

Do you honestly not see the problem with trying to start a dialogue while actively insulting the other side?

I have no earthly idea; I don't think it would cause any problems.