Don't bring this stuff into the General Spam Discussion Section. It's concerning the election and should be posted in the appropriate section.
No, this has nothing to do with the election. That's why I posted it here.
I'm a Christian and I believe in God and the Bible, whether anyone else does is their own choice and I have no right to judge, period. In my beliefs, and apparently Daggers, the Bible clearly states that homosexuality is a sin; big whoop. I sin, according to scripture, every day in different ways. Sometimes unintentionally and in some cases intentionally. Homosexuality does not mean that someone is a leper and that you should count that person as a failed individual.
Correct. Homosexuals should not be treated as social outcasts. A lot of Christians give the religion a bad name by living life with a "Holier than thou" attitude. I went through a phase as a teen when I was extremely judgmental, part of that came from strict parents and being raised in a Christian church. I still consider myself a Christian, and yes that does mean I view homosexuality as a sin. (Shattered, that should answer your question) However, no two sins are worse than the other. A kid stealing candy is just as sinful as a murderer killing someone innocent. A sin is a sin. No human being is perfect and I am no different.
Politicians and misguided Christians try to mix a sour taste into the gay rights issue. Who the hell are we say what a homosexual person can or cannot do? The Bible says that there is no spiritual scale on sin. Are you telling me that you have never done anything wrong in your life Dagger? Should your Dad count himself a failure because of you?
No, there is no scale on sin. Just as I said in the previous paragraph. I have sinned, just as you amd everyone else has. I am not perfect. That's no reason for my father to feel like a failure because of me. I went too far in that post, but it IS how I feel. I believe that we are to date people of the other gender. Some agree with that. Some do not.
What if my Son turns out homosexual? Ill pray for him and love him just the same. Its his life, not mine. Ill do what I think is right, and he can do what he thinks is right. I cant control him. No Christian is free of a sin, and it is time that they stop acting like the nonbelievers are the only ones that carry it.
I really like your attitude here. I personally would love my children no matter what they do. I would not be comfortable with them being homosexual, but I also do not believe in forcing my beliefs on others. My parents did that to me. I'd want my kids to be themselves rather than who I might want them to be. It's their life.
He called Gelg one of the worst posters here.
I did that to prove a point. So that he could see how it feels to be called things by someone who knows nothing about you. I have no dislike for Gelgarin. I don't even know the guy and we have spoken maybe twice if that.
So... you're resigning from the election?
No. I'm still participating.
I also love that the guy whose platform hinges on his passion to do this job and his desire to put time into the site has only posted twice today. Once was in the debate thread, the other was this apology.
I have company this month. A close friend of my wife from California. We cannot afford to take any vacations for a while and we do not know when we will ever see each other again so her friend came to visit us for a whole month due to a long break at work. My normal posting habits should pick up again in the next few days when I have more time on my hands. Nice to know you miss my posting sprees, Coco.
Slyfox has proven time and time again that real men don't compromise or apologize.
Could I get some proof of that?
So what are your feelings on homosexuality?
My response to Kermit answers this.