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MBALL is my daddy! MBALL is my daddy! ![]() Please no wet willies!
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No, you didn't (say it all wrong); you said it beautifully. What is more is that you made the very good point that you can believe (according to your faith) that it would not be a right thing for you to do, but that you have no right to tell others how to live. That is honest, and admirable. I believe that there is nothing wrong with gay relationships, but I would never try to make a religious Christian enter into a gay relationship if he thought as you do. Our destinies are made by our decisions; we will be judged by the contents of our hearts when the day comes. You and I both can have an easy conscience, respect each other's views, without upsetting each other, and that is as it should be. I wish I could fruball you, but the machine doesn't work!
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Societies determine what is right and wrong, and enact these beliefs into law. So the very existence of law presupposes that one can "outlaw" certain activities, including sexual ones (like Sodomy). I'm willing to bet this isn't one of those topics where we can agree to disagree.
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Society has already determined that it is one of the "basic civil rights of man" to be able to marry whom they choose in Loving v. Virginia. It's entirely a matter of being consistent, and not going "yes, it's a basic civil right of man--unless they're gay! By god, not then!"
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And of course there were those in society--heck, even a LARGE portion of society--that shot down the ruling in Loving v. Virginia and said that interracial couples would produce sterile or mentally retarded children and all sorts of nonsense and shouldn't be allowed to be married, but human rights marched on. As I'm sure it will today. Should we have waited for more than half the people in the US to vote in favor of interracial marriages?
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Jensa, I really wish I could give you frubals.
Whenever they're back, I'll try to remember to give you some. |