and as Christians, we are not under the Law anymore.
you mean, the rules don't apply as long as you don't want them to, but all the things you dislike that are mentioned in the old testament, such as homosexuality, still apply. Gotcha. So what law does apply? Jesus himself told his followers to give all their possessions to the poor. Doesn't appear many Christians are doing that either...
It's nice, isn't it? To pick and choose the rules you think apply, and ignore all the ones you don't like....
I cannot judge you, only the Lord has that power. I do have the responsibility of speaking to you (a sinner) to let you know that your behavior is sinful.
You kinda need to deem someone a sinner (also known as JUDGEMENT) to do that... You may wanna reconsider that first sentence there.
The Bible says nothing about marriage between an animal and a human either. I am pretty sure that is viewed as sinful also.
Marriage protected women...men were not viewed as needing protection.
We're not talking about bestiality, which is immoral for its own reasons. We're talking about gay marriage, which I believe you JUST admitted is not mentioned anywhere in the bible. Glad we have that straightened out, so all the ignorant hicks can stop claiming the bible condemns gay marriage.
logix said:
In Leviticus, it specifically states that a man should not lay with another man as a woman...since gay marriage would sanctify that "union"....it would theoretically be .... sin.
So even IF you claim that homosexual sex is sinful, the bible says nothing of marriage. Nor does marriage NEED sex (as countless married men can attest

). The idea that a marriage must "sanctify that union" is a Christian belief. Sex and marriage are two completely separate things. One involves a ceremony where two consenting adults express their love for one another before public witnesses. The other involves a private experience involving genitalia. Again I repeat: sex does not equal marriage.
So again to be clear:
the bible does not in any place forbid gay marriage, and yet that is the act you are attempting to stop. If you have grievances with other acts, perhaps you should ask your local politician to makes those illegal.
illogics said:
That inbred thing is not a good choice either. It should be discouraged.
People need to be different to produce children (your arguement...a few couples can't have children...my arguement....they didn't know when they got married), homosexuals cannot do that without being unfaithful to "their choice" or stealing from the heterosexual community's children.
Stealing children? I'm sorry, I must have missed the last time the news reported savage homosexuals are breaking into married couple's houses at night and stealing their babies. Can you cite a single instance of this on CNN?
Your bigotry is inherent in your wording. Maybe I should start claiming that women are "stealing from the homosexual community's men". That's ridiculous. But please, show me the horrid robberies that have occurred.
illogic said:
smarter said:
Does blindness run in your family or was that a result of blunt trauma to the head?.
Okay, I will give you that one, but the things you have listed here looks like it only supports making more homosexuals, not helping mankind.
Making more homosexuals? Do you think they come from the homosexual factory? Or maybe they are grown on the homotree? What do you mean "make" more homosexuals? These are community centers run by volunteers for people who have needed to face the hardships and ignorance of people like you. Do you really think only straight people give back to their communities? 1 in 10 people is gay. That means right now, gay people are in your neighborhood, in your church, in your public schools, and working in your local businesses. Next time you're on the street, count 10 people. Convince yourself that it's not true all you want, but the statistics stand, and they aren't changed just because you live in a bigoted community - it just means people got really good at hiding it. Then again, when people like you are too afraid to even look, I can't imagine it would be very difficult.
logicsal said:
DNA evidence also supports the theory of Creation. Does that mean we get to teach THAT theory as fact in schools now?
No, no it doesn't support the theory of Creation at all. Every doctor you have ever seen in your life knows evolution is true. The most highly educated of people realize Creationism has no scientific support whatsoever. So why is it that you, my little hick, with no scientific background whatsoever, believe that DNA supports Creationism? cuz someone else without a scientific background told you so? The purpose of science is NOT to refute religion. The purpose of science is to explore all possibilities and ascertain truth. Truth which has brought you every medicine you have ever taken; truth which runs your truck and powers your trailer; truth which has extended the human lifespan and our reach into the universe.
If you want to go toe to toe with a highly educated scientist with your fabricated or otherwise coerced ideas, I would be happy to thoroughly shoot you down time and time again.
If, on the other hand, you would actually like to understand the theory of evolution, why the overwhelmingly large amount of the scientific community (which btw is mostly Christian) support it, and try to actually learn a different point of view, I would be happy to humbly teach. Rest assured, I know both Creationist "reasoning" and evolution support inside and out - that's what discovering truth is all about - looking at all possibilities and drawing the most logical conclusion. I'm guessing you don't follow that trend.