"Christianity" does not have a particular expertise on recognizing evil.
Certainly it does. It is after all, the truth.
The only real perverts seem to be in Alabama hiding behind cheap religious platitudes and stunts.
This is precisely what I'm talking about. All matter of sexual deviancy, normalized, but Roy Moore, who was looking for a woman to be his wife and God willing, have chuldren with, he's a pervert.
Please explain to me the difference between "objectification of women" and "lusting after women".
"Objectifying women" is not in my vocabulary, but if the feminist Puritans who use is simply mean "lust", I wonder why they don't simply say "lust". In the case on Matthew 5:27-28, he is commenting on Seventh Commandment. He is talking about looking on a woman in a manner which which would be appropriate if she was your wife, but outside of marriage is adultery. That is what extramarital affairs start with.
To vote for Roy Moore, you need only do one thing: Don't believe any of his victims.
...or be mature enough not to care about his personal life.
It's one thing to find a woman physically attractive. It's another to assume that her body should be available for usage by right.
The attitudes of a certain genital-grabbing politician comes to mind here. Just thinking you can walk into a women's dressing room because you are paying the bills is a perfect example of the objectification of women.
If he owns the property, and owns the event, then actually he can. It's part of the job. Not saying it's right, I'm not really a fan of beauty pageants either, but it's what those ladies signed up for. Given that this guy ran strip clubs in his casinos, there's no reason why this should come as a shocker.
The Statue of Limitations itself needs to change and be done away with. I really don't see what purpose it serves other than a literal 'get out of jail free' card for people fortunate enough to evade justice for that amount of time.
Is that not sufficient purpose for you? To protect the accused's right to due process?