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RonD1120 62
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S are you saying its the act of buggery thats the problem but the state of being homosexual is acceptable to God otherwise?
The concept is maturation and self control.
Not exactly, I was referring to the fact that humans control their sex lives. We choose where, when and with whom we have sex. Sex is not mandatory. People can live without it. Therefore, learn personal responsibility and stop behaving like an out of control adolescent. (Not you specifically, a generality.)
Ron, the part about you that creeps me out is what I have seen in your eyes when I have interacted with you. I lived in the SF Bay area for a long time. I have finely tuned "gaydar", as in, I can almost always tell when some is gay, even if they aren't "out" about it.
I have seen in your eyes the inner conflict you experience every day, trying to hide those feeling that you have been taught are so wrong and evil. You cover yourself in the mantle of Jesus, while suppressing the true nature of your being. That is why you despise gay people, because if it wasn't for your faith and will, you would be one of them, if you let nature take it's course.
The conflict shows in your eyes, bigtime. It is very creepy to see someone struggling so hard against what they truly are.
Allow me to point out that God's love covers us all. God made us all. God doesn't make junk. Gay people are a product of God's love, just as heterosexual people are. There is nothing "wrong" or "broken" about them. They are just as God made them. In his image, just like you were. It is the height of arrogance to pretend that YOU, due to your "christianity" are somehow superior to those evil "others", who are different than you are.
God made us all, and he doesn't make junk.
False "christians" such as yourself will have a lot to answer for when you get to meet your maker.
You are very wrong. You have made this accusation against me in the past. I ask you when and where you supposedly met me and you refused to answer. Giving you the benefit of the doubt, I believe you have me confused with someone else. I assure you I am 100% heterosexual.
I live in FL. I lived in Lee Vining, CA in 1980-82. I jumped once during that period. I ask again, where and when do you think you met me?
billvon 2,991
>" group of neighbors banding together and slaughtering their rivals across the street"
> in other words? We also call it "war"
"When I was in the military they gave me a medal for killing two men and a discharge for loving one."
---Epitaph of Sgt. Leonard P. Matlovich
labrys 0
Quote"When I was in the military they gave me a medal for killing two men and a discharge for loving one."
---Epitaph of Sgt. Leonard P. Matlovich
Matlovich was also a Mormon elder until the church found out he was gay.
IIRC, they ex-communicated him twice
Maybe they wanted to make really, really sure he was ex-communicated.
devildog 0
Quotethat's lame - if it was 'perfect' in teh beginning, there is no reason for it not to continue.
define 'perfect'
'perfect' organisms would not die for one.....
'perfect' environment would not have bad weather....
'perfect' geology would not have cracks in the surface with molten lava pouring out of them....
'perfect' mankind would not kill each other....
I would go on but why bother.
fanatics - can't change their mind and they won't change the subject.
For some theologies and philosophies, perfect includes the ability to do wrong (freewill) and to corrupt oneself. Thus, the perfect creature is fully capable of becoming imperfect.
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jaybird18c 24
QuoteI have seen in your eyes the inner conflict you experience every day, trying to hide those feeling that you have been taught are so wrong and evil. You cover yourself in the mantle of Jesus, while suppressing the true nature of your being. That is why you despise gay people, because if it wasn't for your faith and will, you would be one of them, if you let nature take it's course.
The conflict shows in your eyes, bigtime. It is very creepy to see someone struggling so hard against what they truly are.
You kind of described the "common grace" of God. Part of which involves a common restraint imposed by God on the human race. As evil as we usually demonstrate ourselves to be (generally speaking), we're not as evil as we would be apart from God's grace. Speaking of anyone (not just homosexuals), our "natural course" is one of depravity. I didn't know you were a Calvinist?
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