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No, I don't denigrate homosexuality. Some posters here do denigrate it (which is acceptable) and my counter argument would be that it should be accepted. But that's not allowed.The problem is that both sides denigrate. You do and "we" do. That's why they don't want it here.
There's plenty of other forums you can hammer it out on.
No, I don't denigrate homosexuality. Some posters here do denigrate it (which is acceptable) and my counter argument would be that it should be accepted. But that's not allowed.
Remember also that there are Christians who believe homosexuality should be accepted but they are forbidden from saying so on a Christian forum. Doesn't that seem odd?
Hence my statement that there can be no honest debate within the rules. So it is foolish of the mod to suggest otherwise.
The Word Of God Says It Is An Obomination In The Eyes Of God.
If Julia Gillard was to legalise marriage for GBLTI people (Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transsexual and Intersexed for those who don't know) in Australia, what's the worst thing that could happen to our country?
Nothing! Let them marry, give them what they want. It's none of our business to judge or condemn them.
well, no one is going to die because it and no innocent children going to get hurt, that is for sure!
but it is agaisnt the scripture, and it is not ok for christians to support gay marriage.
And so is worshiping other gods, yet I never see anyone trying to get laws passed about that, how come?
I love that rule. You can denigrate and condemn as much as you like but you can't counter the argument because that would require promotion. Makes honest debate impossible lol
I'd like a clear definition of the "gay lifestyle" people keep talking about. Its almost as hard to find a specific example of as that "homosexual agenda" thing!if you mean simply stating that gay lifestyle is a sin, then it is not denigrate, it is simply stating the truth.
I'd like a clear definition of the "gay lifestyle" people keep talking about. Its almost as hard to find a specific example of as that "homosexual agenda" thing!
This pretty well explains my stance on it.And so is worshiping other gods, yet I never see anyone trying to get laws passed about that, how come?
cab you answer my earlier question then please that everyone has shied away from answering. What exactly is it that they gain?The worst that would happen? - Gays would marry.
What do they gain? - The same thing heterosexuals gain when they get married.
cab you answer my earlier question then please that everyone has shied away from answering. What exactly is it that they gain?
cab you answer my earlier question then please that everyone has shied away from answering. What exactly is it that they gain?
no it has not been answered. i never asked why people get married. I asked what would be different if they got married. i personally can only think of one thing that would be different and according to arguments used by many that one thing is totally irrelevent.Your question has already been answered.
People marry for many reasons, and people get many things out of marriage. I fail to see how homosexual couples would be drastically different from heterosexual couples. Listing them all would be a waste of time.
Rather than say what would be different here are a number of advantages to marriage:no it has not been answered. i never asked why people get married. I asked what would be different if they got married. i personally can only think of one thing that would be different and according to arguments used by many that one thing is totally irrelevent.
If Christians ''give up their blinkered view'' then they going against what God clearly says . E.g. Leviticus 18:22,And if ALL Christians were to give up their blinkered view they could see that God can have a place in the picture, too.
Yep, those will be some of the potentially mis-translated verses that, in addition to context, probably don't have the meaning you hope for.If Christians ''give up their blinkered view'' then they going against what God clearly says . E.g. Leviticus 18:22,
Romans 1:26-27
doesn't seem to bother alot of people who are happy enough to remain de facto couples.What does anyone gain when they marry? A spouse;
Didn't cost me anything to publicly make a vow when I did jury duty! It isn't hard to publicly make a vow. just get some friends togeher and do it. It has worked for some people I know. Nice lunch at the beach, public declaration. no marriage ceremony in sight.someone they publicly vow to love and cherish until death.
Only if people are silly enough to spend a large amount of money. It costs virtually nothing to get married. It is all the optional extras that people choose that costs. Even then there are ways of reducing those extra costs.A big hole in their wallet from the wedding/honeymoon.
Seen divorce rates at all? No the stability does not come from being married but rather from the commitment to the relationship and being willing to work at it to keep the relationship alive.A sense of stability if they choose to have children.
Got some sources for those claims. There is something I want to check.Rather than say what would be different here are a number of advantages to marriage:
1. Longer life. Married people tend to live longer.
2. Mental health. Married people have fewer mental health issues.
3. Better sex. No reason why that shouldn't apply to same sex couples, too.
And if ALL Christians were to give up their blinkered view they could see that God can have a place in the picture, too.
Just to be clear, are you asking for sources or do you have some of your own which you are checking?Got some sources for those claims. There is something I want to check.
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