SithDoughnut
The Agnostic, Ignostic, Apatheistic Atheist
Indeed. People vote for what they believe is right. Which is why you have a Constitution and a Bill of Rights - to stop that happening too often.
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Well, if I as a Christian believe that abortion is wrong, I'm going to vote against any law that would make it okay.
A law comes along outlawing Atheism. Would you vote against it?
I agree, although it excels even further when you actually get it to properly work as a game. I currently have 3.6gb of mods for that game. Mind you, it is absolutely brilliant as a result.
Or, you could just play Morrowind, which is infinitely better. Provided you hate combat. And sneaking. And life-like places...
Probably. I don't even think a law like that could be enforced. Atheism is a mindset, not necessarily a lifestyle.
Why would you probably vote for it, then? And, if, somehow, it could be enforced, what do you see in it that's positive enough that you would probably vote for it?
A law comes along outlawing Atheism. Would you vote against it?
for what its worth i agree with you and support your right to marry who you wish. A church should never be forced to marry a couple that do not live up to there personal standards. What I do not support is churches (like the Mormon ones) using buckets of money to fund a law that squash peoples federal rights.And I don't think that's the argument I've been making, either. As I've pointed out, I don't care if homosexuals marry. Go, marry, whatever! It doesn't change what I view to be a marriage or how I view God's view of a marriage. But if someone used the law to say that our church had to marry homosexuals (not saying that it has been or even will be, just laying out the scenario) you can bet that our church would buck the law and go with God's law instead, which says that marriage is between a man and a woman. We would absolutely refuse to perform a same sex marriage, just as we have refused to perform marriages of other people involved in sexual immorality.
I said early on that it should've never been an issue to be voted on, period.
for what its worth i agree with you and support your right to marry who you wish. A church should never be forced to marry a couple do not live up to there personal standards. What I do not support is churches (like the Mormon ones) using buckets of money to fund a law that squash peoples federal rights.
Church and politics don't mix. My husband has never, nor will ever, preach about who to vote for from the pulpit. He'll preach about the issues and what the bible says about them, though.
Isn't there some big scandal now with how much moola the Mormons put up for prop 8?
Not really. The "scandal" is that Mormons (individuals, not the church) put up a substantial percentage of the money collected by the Prop. 8 group and that many of the Mormons contributing lived out of state. Of course, there are plenty of gays around the country that contributed to the anti-Prop. 8 group, so I don't think they can make too big a deal about the money coming from out of state.
The only "scandal" about the Mormon church is that they reported some in-kind donations late (not realizing California has a daily reporting requirement in the last two weeks prior to the election) and so they paid a relatively minor fine ($5000) for the reporting error.
Walker deserves impeachment
Ok. I get that part. I just have one more question though... does the "giving your daughters to the crowd to be raped in their place" part fit in somewhere too?That's like asking the crowd behind the mob in Sodom to stop desiring Lot's visitors.
Walker deserves impeachment
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