Forlife, your statement is the same thing I’m saying. I don’t care how you believe, or what you do within the confines of your own home, but just leave me and my children alone.
Don’t force your opinion on me. Don’t force your belief on me. Don’t force schools to teach things that should be taught at home. Don’t force churches to perform marriages that they don’t believe in.
Stop calling my beliefs a fairy tale. If you want recognition for your fairy tale that Gay’s are born that way, than you should at least recognize that my religious beliefs are just as real as your belief that somehow God messed up and made you the way you are. Or, perhaps he messed up and made me the way I am. Regardless, my point is, You recognize my beliefs and stop calling them fairy tales, simply because it will justify your existence, and then perhaps I may be able to at least entertain the idea that there is another reason for the Gay Lifestyle besides choice. That goes for all of those out there who keep attacking the religious community. I acknowledge there are some who are religious zealots, who judge and look down upon others for their beliefs. But there are many more who simply want to live a christian life, and if you ask, we will share what we believe in. That is not to say you have to believe the way I do, but don’t expect me to just sit in a closet and not express my point of view just as adamantly as you all express yours.
I find it sad, that when some one brings up the topic of God, Jesus Christ, or being a Christian, the first thing people think is that we are trying to force you to believe in something. We share a message. You can believe it or not, it makes no difference to me, but I’m not going to stop anymore than you would if you had something you believed in. I’m not going to make fun of you or ridicule your beliefs, I will however, respectfully disagree and then we can move on.
Forlife, I can see it now, and I know your going to say the same thing all the gay rights activists are saying out here in Kalifornia. Gay Marriage would not be taught in the schools. Ok, that is a blatant lie. Kalifornia family code mandates that marriage be taught in the school. So, if gay marriage were legal, SUPRISE, it would be taught in school. A little fact the gay movement would like to gloss over.
Next, Churches would not be forced to perform gay marriages, you threw that one at me before, and all I did was do a little search through google and found at least three cases where the Gays were not going after the church, but were sueing the pastor civilly because he/she refused to perform the ceremony. So, both of your arguments just do not hold water.
I know eventually Gay Marriage will be legalized. It is only a matter of time. After all, how would all of the calamities in the Bible come true if the World did not progress to a level of unrighteousness, which will be unacceptable to God, unless Gay Marriage becomes accepted by society? Now, don’t get all excited, I’m not saying I’m perfect. I will probably one of the first to burn, all I’m saying is that religion is not just going to go away. And, I will keep testifying to the truthfulness of the gospel.