Raised as a Christian, I believe in love the sinner, hate the sin. Hope that clarifies, I'm kinda used to people seeing me as a bit strange.
I still don't understand how it's a sin.Angry Camel said:Raised as a Christian, I believe in love the sinner, hate the sin. Hope that clarifies, I'm kinda used to people seeing me as a bit strange.
I disagree completely, but I thank you for taking the time to come back and clarify it for me.Angry Camel said:Raised as a Christian, I believe in love the sinner, hate the sin. Hope that clarifies, I'm kinda used to people seeing me as a bit strange.
This is a total waste of a quote, but I just had to tell you how cute your avatar is.ZRendZ said:snip for space!
Lol. Glad you got something out of itSudenak said:And here I was ready to roll up my butch sleeves and take down a homophobe x3 What a delightful way to start my day.
The points brought up in the video always bugged me. Hearing the reasons mocked out loud just further shows how idiotic they are.
Snowy Rainbow said:Oh my gosh, you sound awesome ^^ I am in love with certain goth styles, especially the fancy kind and the lolita kind. So hawrt! Oh and black nails. ^^
Why should we have to call it civil union? Now, the Catholic church certainly shouldn't have to be forced to marry homosexuals, but if they are married in a church that accepts it, it's marriage.aei_haruko said:Haha. I liked this a lot. I'm catholic however, just so long as you call it civil union, and don't scream in my face while I'm enjoying my nice bowl of instant oatmeal ( he's right, so delicious it SHOULD be banned) I'm perfecly okay with them doing what they want.
to quote Mr. Thomas Jefferson on the issue of religeon
" If a man proclaims there to be 20 Gods, or no God at all, why should I care? It neither breaks my leg nor picks my pocket" Yes yes, I know I got a part of it wrong, I just wanted to convey the message
But marriage is a legal act, not one of religion. If you don't want certain people being married in your church, I can understand that. But marriage itself existed long, long before Catholicism and is purely a legal issue nowadays.aei_haruko said:Haha. I liked this a lot. I'm catholic however, just so long as you call it civil union, and don't scream in my face while I'm enjoying my nice bowl of instant oatmeal ( he's right, so delicious it SHOULD be banned) I'm perfecly okay with them doing what they want.
to quote Mr. Thomas Jefferson on the issue of religeon
" If a man proclaims there to be 20 Gods, or no God at all, why should I care? It neither breaks my leg nor picks my pocket" Yes yes, I know I got a part of it wrong, I just wanted to convey the message
Did you get attacked by a lemon?Snowy Rainbow said:Lemons? Lemons have a bad history with me. They can be very surprising.
Are you trying to tease me?Broken Boy said:hottie
I don't think it's proven exactly. I've seen a few conflicting studies in the issue and believe sexuality (real sexual urges, not simply how one acts on them or how they behave for the sake of culture - an entirely different issue) to be entirely genetic.The Rockerfly said:I completely agree, the only point I don't agree on is his metaphor for hanging around tall people because it has been proven that sexual preference is influenced by environment and isn't entirely down to genetics
Otherwise, spot on
I second this very well done.Top Hat said:Great first thread by the way. Well done.
"Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears!Snowy Rainbow said:
I found this video and thought I'd share. Pretty old now, but I've only seen it today.
What do you think?
I thought it was great. The (sarcastic) points were pretty funny and actually hold up nicely as counterpoints to a lot of anti-homosexuality arguments. The editing was a tad annoying, but whatever.
I'm glad you enjoyed itOne Hit Noob said:It has been a while since I saw a good thread like this. Keep it up!
My eyes were surprised by link I received one day from a friend via MSN. If I had gone in expecting what I saw I'd have been fine. When you are sitting in the living room surrounded by family? Well, then it's very, very awkward XDTop Hat said:Did you get attacked by a lemon?Snowy Rainbow said:Lemons? Lemons have a bad history with me. They can be very surprising.
Great first thread by the way. Well done.
Oh. THOSE lemons. You have my condolences.Snowy Rainbow said:My eyes were surprised by link I received one day from a friend via MSN. If I had gone in expecting what I saw I'd have been fine. When you are sitting in the living room surrounded by family? Well, then it's very, very awkward XDTop Hat said:Did you get attacked by a lemon?Snowy Rainbow said:Lemons? Lemons have a bad history with me. They can be very surprising.
Great first thread by the way. Well done.
Never again will I party with lemons!
Exactly. This is one of the reasons I love Marcus Brigstocke, or Charlie Brooker, or comedians like that. They make their point by destroying the opposite view by giving examples and then pointing out the gaping flaws.Treblaine said:"Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears!
I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him."
I hope you are familiar with that quote, it is taking the opposing argument and representing it in the worst light is a very effective way of proving your point and getting past the linguistic traps of obfuscation that the anti-gays use.
Compressing their argument down to a neat essential point and instantly countering it with irony is a great arguing style.
The only response the anti-gays would have it to attack from a completely different direction, but I don't think there is one left.