SilverBear
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Promotion - like handing out pamphlets?GOD is not against black people nor gay people, but I suspect HE is against the promotion of gay practices.
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Promotion - like handing out pamphlets?GOD is not against black people nor gay people, but I suspect HE is against the promotion of gay practices.
not true but not the issue is it?Homosexuality has never been considered "normal" in any society,
So is popcorn shrimp.Forgive me you know better then to say this. Homosexuality is a sin and is an abomination to God.
Prejudice is prejudice no matter who it is directed against. Complaining about same sex couples on television is no different from complaining about interracial couples just as seeing gay people on television is no different than seeing blacks or Jews or the handicapped on television.You know that was all he was talking about no more no less. To bring black people in to this.. to even say that. He didnt you did. So maybe dial it back a bit
David Gerrold was a writer for the run of original run of the television series Star Trek back in the 60's. He wrote The World of Star Trek in 1975 as a history of the show and how it came to being and how it has shaped popular culture. In it he describes the fight the shows producer Gene Roddenberry has to go through first with the network to have minorities cast as major characters and then with many affiliate stations. When the show was about to premiere a large number of affiliates in the deep south announced they would not air the program without first seeing it because they had heard rumors that the show had minorities playing military officers on the show. This was apparently quite offensive. The studio producing the show immediately produced two episodes of the show that did not include George Taki or Nichelle Nichols and had Caucasian actors in their place to show to the southern affiliates.I find it silly for the purveyors of entertainment to make a point of ensuring a cast is inclusive just to be seen as being inclusive. Which is what I see happening often. Additionally I find secularists preaching to be a bit condescending. However, if they believe must do so for some psychological, ideological or profit driven reason then suppose they must. I on the other hand do not need to subject myself to their entertainment sermons.
Prejudice is prejudice no matter who it is directed against. Complaining about same sex couples on television is no different from complaining about interracial couples just as seeing gay people on television is no different than seeing blacks or Jews or the handicapped on television.
Go read some history. Racists spent decades regaling the fact that non-whites were little better than animals incapable of engaging in any form of love beyond lust. They said the same hateful things about interracial couples a generation ago that they were incapable of being good. The minority this sort of rhetoric is being directed at has changed (mostly) but the sickness behind it is still the same.This is false. On the contrary: a homosexual relationship (in a romantic and sexual sense) is incapable of ever being truly good intrinsically, but interracial relationships, black relationships and so on, Jews, and the handicapped, proper relationships between all of them, can be truly good. They are most certainly not the same.
Go read some history. Racists spent decades regaling the fact that non-whites were little better than animals incapable of engaging in any form of love beyond lust. They said the same hateful things about interracial couples a generation ago that they were incapable of being good. The minority this sort of rhetoric is being directed at has changed (mostly) but the sickness behind it is still the same.
Racists say God agrees with them."Read some history" is vague, give me books and citations. I see people say this often and it is a pet peeve. Whenever I want to tell someone to read about something I give them direct books and citations of what I think is good. For instance, one of the best books on the history of racism (emphasizing Native Americans and Africans) is "Africans and Native Americans: The Language of Race and the Evolution of Red-Black Peoples" by Dr. Jack D. Forbes, and all of his work on the subject is good. I am aware of the history of racism and such anyway, thanks to such greats as him and many others...
But here is the crucial difference: I'm right and they're not, for God agrees with me and not with them.
I think that violence not "Homosexuals nor a Homosexual agenda " is the top of list for tv these days. But you will find it If you look hard enough for it!
Hello! Interesting post. I think TV channels meet their market, there is a public appetite for violence and murder on TV, so the TV channels provide violent content. If no-one watched it then it wouldn't be on air. God Bless
One might ask why the obsession with gay people
by the entertainment community?
That's a pretty good example of a slippery slope. Our culture sinks further and further into depravity. We'll only slip faster if there is no one to raise objections. For those who have families, don't you want your children to be raised in communities with good family values and morals? Or would you rather they be raised in festering sin holes?For those who may remember, Kenneth Tynan, on the BBC3 channel used the f-word for the first time on television in 1965. Today it's a pretty common word.
That's a pretty good example of a slippery slope. Our culture sinks further and further into depravity. We'll only slip faster if there is no one to raise objections. For those who have families, don't you want your children to be raised in communities with good family values and morals? Or would you rather they be raised in festering sin holes?
It seems that every single show on Netflix has homosexual scenes in it. It's become disgusting.
I'm not against homosexuals. They can do what they want. But not in my living room!!!
Agreed, but apparently we aren't doing enough of it, because our message is getting overwhelmed by the secular humanists. And most likely, the more we do it, the more pushback we are going to receive from the world. But I want to point out that Jesus and the apostles DID preach repentance and against sin. They didn't ignore it, or make excuses for it.You know, I find it telling that in Paul's warning to us of how depraved the world would become, (Romans 1:18-32) he didn't then encourage us to go out and change the world by fighting all these evils mentioned. Paul's, and Jesus', method was to teach the lost about Jesus and the cross and then let the Holy Spirit do that job within those individuals who would believe.