Kids Rejected From Religious School Because They Have Two Dads

Queller · Jan 27, 2015

Belk said:
I am always amazed at the Christians ability to read the hearts of others from across the planet based on a news article. What awesome power God has bequeathed you to know others motivations.

It is amazing isn't it? These people have such insight into another person's mind. It's amazing why they aren't offering their services to law enforcement. Imagine the quick drop in crime rates if only they would analyze criminal behavior instead of gay people.

Queller · Jan 27, 2015

Hetta said:
Thank you for saying this. I was just about to say something far worse about the behavior of some Christians on this thread. Christians who can mindread and don't mind bearing false witness against others. SMH.

Proverbs 6:16-19 springs to mind.

That's probably one of those OT things that they don't believe applies anymore, like wearing clothes of two different materials or eating shellfish.

Inkfingers · Jan 27, 2015

TLK Valentine said:
Were the kids homosexuals?

What?

Are you being serious here. You've read the thread and then you ask that. :doh:

Honestly, I think some of you argue for the sake of it.

Queller · Jan 27, 2015

Tina W said:
The gay parents did that on purpose just to stir up trouble.

Too bad you don't have any evidence for this.

They know good and well what Christians and Christian schools believe in, why would they choose a Christian school to try to enroll their kid in except to stir up trouble?

Because, as the dads state, "We chose this school because of its rigorous faith-based K-12 academics and extra curricular activities; and, a friend with a son there asked them if a family like ours would be allowed and was told yes."

Seems like a pretty straight-forward reason to me. Why are you calling them liars?

Why would a Christian try to enroll their kids in a Muslim school and then complain about them not accepting their Christian ways? Why would a Christian enroll their kids in a private wiccan school then complain about pentagrams everywhere? Those gays enrolled their kid in a Christian school deliberately to stir up trouble against Christians and Christianity. That's all that is.

That's unsubstantiated accusations, that's all that is.

The gays have a right to live their life the way they want to with no one bothering them, but it's wrong for them to try to stir up trouble by deliberately putting themselves in a position like that.

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What evidence do you have that they "deliberately put themselves in a position like that"?

They have to respect Christians rights to our beliefs too.

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Where have they tried to force the school to accept their children? Or do you not believe the two dads have a right to freedom of speech?

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Queller · Jan 27, 2015

Tina W said:
Well they could teach them the Christian way concerning love they neighbor as thyself and how to show compassion and love and how to disagree with the sin but not the sinner etc.

What sins did their child commit such as would warrant banning them from attending the school?

abysmul · Jan 27, 2015

Clearly people have not fully read the article, this thread, or the school's web page (including the parent teacher handbook where their stance on the issue is clearly spelled out).

Queller · Jan 27, 2015

Inkfingers said:
It's not a matter of sinning (ALL sin).

Its's a matter of unrepentant sinning. Two men who are in a homosexual "relationship" are clearly not repentant of their acts.

A divorced person who remarries is clearly not repentant of their acts.

Queller · Jan 27, 2015

abysmul said:
The two dads couldn't make news headlines and get attention by simply sending their kids to any school that didn't have that policy. It was clear and public knowledge that the school had the clause that prohibits those two men from enrolling their children. This was a deliberate attention grabbing stunt by the two homosexual dads; one of which is a pastor of his own gay friendly church with plans to start their own school.

The children we pawns, pure and simple.

Can you PM me with tomorrow's lottery numbers since you are clearly omniscient? I'll share them with you.

MasterRich · Jan 27, 2015

abysmul said:
The two dads couldn't make news headlines and get attention by simply sending their kids to any school that didn't have that policy. It was clear and public knowledge that the school had the clause that prohibits those two men from enrolling their children. This was a deliberate attention grabbing stunt by the two homosexual dads; one of which is a pastor of his own gay friendly church with plans to start their own school.

The children we pawns, pure and simple.

Disgusting that the children are used in this way, what have they done to deserve that? Just because the Homosexuality movement is a go in some countries and accepted it seems to be used as a ploy to further punish and target Religious groups and people who are against this act (not the persons) and they are classed as bigots, haters. One must NOT forget that Satan is the root cause of this....

He does what is natural to him even if it defies God's Laws and Commandments and what is against nature he will drive this further and further to be approved and accepted to punish God's people and make them feel isolated in the world because they appose this lifestyle. While the people who feel that they have more freedom to express their desires and homosexuality becomes widely accepted, they feel they have more power to crush those who appose. Satan doing his dirty work behind the scenes!

Queller · Jan 27, 2015

Inkfingers said:
Read the thread; the school was open about its opposition to homosexual acts.

Read my question again since you clearly missed a vital part.

Do you think all Christian schools and churches oppose homosexuality?

No, obvious to anyone (from their declarations and behaviour) not trying to play gollum.

Obvious only to people with the ability to read minds. Sorry, that isn't me.

Same again.

Same again.

Inkfingers · Jan 27, 2015

Queller said:
A divorced person who remarries is clearly not repentant of their acts.

Erm, no.

Remarriage is permitted if neither spouse were guilty of adultery. This has been answered before on another thread and I'm not going into it here to encourage silly thread rot on an unrelated matter.

If the school is hypocritical on other matters, take it up with the school. But their being hypocritical on other matters does not invalidate their stance on homosexuality.

Queller · Jan 27, 2015

abysmul said:
Clearly people have not fully read the article, this thread, or the school's web page (including the parent teacher handbook where their stance on the issue is clearly spelled out).

Clearly some people on this thread have the ability to read minds and instead of turning that skill to assisting law enforcement they would rather use on gay people they've never met.

Queller · Jan 27, 2015

Inkfingers said:
Erm, no.

Remarriage is permitted if neither spouse were guilty of adultery. This has been answered before on another thread and I'm not going into it here to encourage silly thread rot on an unrelated matter.

Are you kidding? This is completely wrong. According to the New Testament there are only two grounds for divorce; adultery and "Pauline privilege". Any other reason is unacceptable before God and makes any later marriages adultery by default (Matthew 19:9).

You think there aren't people attending churches and sending their kids to Christian schools who are remarried after divorcing for reasons other than adultery and Pauline privilege? You really believe that?

If the school is hypocritical on other matters, take it up with the school. But their being hypocritical on other matters does not invalidate their stance on homosexuality.

It makes them hypocrites. That's practically the definition of the word.

Inkfingers · Jan 27, 2015

Queller said:
Are you kidding? This is completely wrong. According to the New Testament there are only two grounds for divorce; adultery and "Pauline privilege". Any other reason is unacceptable before God and makes any later marriages adultery by default (Matthew 19:9).

That is not true.

Look, here is what I posted elsewhere on here: http://www.christianforums.com/t7862264/#post66940907

It answers your point (which is nothing to do with this subject).

It makes them hypocrites. That's practically the definition of the word.

I did not say otherwise.

I said that does not mean they are wrong to refuse to sanction homosexuality.

Seriously, you are obviously just here for the sake of argument. Think about what your are saying or just keep hush.

TLK Valentine · Jan 27, 2015

Inkfingers said:
What?

Are you being serious here. You've read the thread and then you ask that.

Honestly, I think some of you argue for the sake of it.

The argument is that the kids were denied because of unrepentant sin -- specifically, homosexuality. Now, either the kids were the sinners, or they're being punished for someone else's actions.

I, for one, would like to know which.

Supreme · Jan 27, 2015

Their schools, their rules. I don't agree with this decision, but they are a private and religious establishment.

Inkfingers · Jan 27, 2015

TLK Valentine said:
The argument is that the kids were denied because of unrepentant sin -- specifically, homosexuality. Now, either the kids were the sinners, or they're being punished for someone else's actions.

I, for one, would like to know which.

The children are being denied because their "parents" are unrepentant sinners with a clear agenda of promoting homosexuality and provoking responses - so that if these children were accepted the school would be giving tacit approval to the homosexual "relationship" and almost certainly be setting up a situation where the "parents" could visit the school and parade their lifestyle.

They would probably deny the children entry as well if the parents were Neo-Nazis who turn up in SS uniforms or KKK gowns.

This is self-evident to anyone who isn't desperate to push a social-liberal agenda.

TLK Valentine · Jan 27, 2015

Inkfingers said:
The children are being denied because their "parents" are unrepentant sinners with a clear agenda of promoting homosexuality and provoking responses - so that if these children were accepted the school would be giving tacit approval to the homosexual "relationship" and almost certainly be setting up a situation where the "parents" could visit the school and parade their lifestyle.

They would probably deny the children entry as well if the parents were Neo-Nazis who turn up in SS uniforms of KKK gowns.

This is self-evident to anyone who isn't desperate to push a social-liberal agenda.

...for I the LORD thy God am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation of them that hate me.

Fair enough. I do hope this lesson was not lost on the kids, the parents, or the students.

I also hope the other students (to say nothing of the faculty and administration) don't have any unrepentant sinners cluttering up their family tree... Perhaps an investigation is in order?

abysmul · Jan 27, 2015

Reminder, the two dads' application to the school was denied because of the spelled out policy of the school. Any effort to have investigated the school would have revealed this information.

Bedford · Jan 27, 2015

Matthew 25:45

"And he will answer, 'I tell you the truth, when you refused to help the least of these my brothers and sisters, you were refusing to help me.'

Another group of the least turned away.

oh well.

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