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Originally posted by neo96
Oh so now ALL Christians are bigots and pedo's
That's nice really!
Meh
I'm sorry - - but your narrow mind and "blinders" point of view.
Originally posted by neo96
I'm sorry - - but your narrow mind and "blinders" point of view.
pot calling the kettle
Straight to the personal attack Savage would be proud!!!
Bully for you!
“The Pope. I’m going to digress for a moment about the Pope. The Pope recently said that gay marriage is a threat to the survival of the human race,” he said. “Because once…gay marriage is legal, everyone is going to get gay married. What he‘s saying is that there’s no such thing as a straight person.”
Founded in 1871, Elmhurst is a private, four-year college affiliated with the United Church of Christ. The curriculum combines liberal learning and professional preparation to equip students for lifelong learning, service and achievement.
Dr. S. Alan Ray
Elmhurst's 13th President is a Harvard-trained student of theology, an attorney and a scholar of federal Indian law.
In short, here's a guy who supports Christians bullying people, especially people who aren't Christians.
Danville Republican Mike Harmon says rules against bullying are already in place. Kentucky public schools are required to implement anti-bullying programs and report potential bullying felonies to law enforcement.
Harmon has filed an amendment that would allow students to condemn other students' sexual preferences as long as that expression of a religious belief does not include physical harm or damaging property.
"If someone, just in conversation, said, 'You know, I think homosexuality is a sin,' well we don't want that child to be bullied because they have a certain moral or religious belief," said Harmon, "And we don't want them, certainly don't want them to be labeled a bully just because they have that particular belief."
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by BenReclused
reply to post by Annee
You seem to be going "the extra mile" to justify the hatred that LGBTs seem to have against Christians.
You also seem to feel LGBTs are above reproach, so I reckon it's only fair that I post the following list of famous LGBTs, and then ask you couple of questions about it.
Ignorance.
LGBT - - have nothing to do with pedophilia.
Typical Christian hypocrisy. Artificially inflate anything that is critical of Christians, downplay and dismiss anything wrong the Christians do.
Christians are just special special people who can do no wrong because they have God on their side.
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
And yes pedophilia is often a cause of homosexuality and also a result of it. But I am guessing you do not include the Man/Boy Love Assn in your classification of gay.
Hay's belief in the cultural minority status of homosexuals led him to take a stand against assimilationism. This stance led him to offer public support to controversial groups like the North American Man Boy Love Association and to criticize both the mainstream gay rights movement and some of the movement's radical components, including the AIDS activist group ACT UP. en.wikipedia.org...
Originally posted by xuenchen
reply to post by Annee
I notice you cite several opposing sources in your rebuttal posts.
No problem.
But has any of the other people you refer to ever had resources and political backing from current high ranking politicians like Savage does ?
Savage has the full endorsement of:
The White House
The President
The Vice President
The Secretary of State
The (former) Speaker of the House
Those are pretty strong.
Now, why would (what appears to be) the U.S. government support a one sided view that clearly bashes a specific popular religion ?
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Originally posted by BenReclused
The key word in the amendment Harmon filed is "condemn", and not "bully".
An example of the difference between "condemn" and "bully":
Though I feel you and "Annee" have went to extraordinary lengths to "CONDEMN" Christians, I don't feel that it would be accurate to construe those actions as an effort to "BULLY" them. Perhaps I am wrong though.