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Sep 4, 2010 | Posted by: roboblogger
Thousands of Christian conservatives spent 12 hours Saturday praying and fasting in front of the state Capitol at a gathering organizers described as spiritual repentance "when there is no hope for a nation." The daylong religious event titled, "TheCall to Conscience," was led by Lou Engle as well as other pastors and speakers to protest gay ...
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“A Militant Homosexual” Since: Jan 07
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“Even JESUS loves Me!” Since: Apr 07
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Judged: 3 1 1 agreed. I often wonder whose will they really want to see manifested in this world. The Prince of Peace's or their own? Guess they forgot their ancestors fled Europe BECAUSE of the religious persecution they endured. |
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Judged: 5 4 2 You don't think that there were any democrats or independants there? |
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Judged: 8 6 3 Jesus loves everyone yes...but not all our life choices are healthy that is what this is about If only we could all see living a life that gives GLory to God brings freedom and life!!!!!beyond what anything else can give and it is all because Jesus. This is not about hate...oh yu naysayers it would be wonderful for you to take time to listen to what was being said. Yup spend even 10 minutes with the Prince of Peace and you can not help but be filled with joy and KNOW that we are all sinners in need of HIs great love |
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“A Militant Homosexual” Since: Jan 07
West Hollywood, California |
Judged: 9 5 3 The problem isn't that they believe in something (no matter how ignorant, arrogant or stupid their beliefs are) but that they seem to think it's okay to impose their beliefs on other people. That isn't how America works and that's what Judge Walker stood up for. Given the opportunity, these people would do away with our system and impose their beliefs on everyone by force. That's how Iran works, not America. |
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Judged: 3 3 1 Actually that's exactly how our system works. Remember slavery? |
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“Queer love is here to stay.” Since: May 07
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Judged: 6 3 2 So you worship a god who would let his children burn in torment for eternity because they made a mistake? I hope that you're not responsible for the welfare of any child. Ever. |
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Judged: 4 2 1 No. I DON'T remember slavery. This is 2010 NOT 1810. |
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Judged: 2 2 1 Remember when YOU didn't have the right to vote? |
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Judged: 2 2 1 Please hold your breath and wait for "divine intervention." No one is trying to stop a man and a woman from getting married. |
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Judged: 5 3 3 If you have ever been to a Christian wedding, you know that marriage is a big deal. You have the priest or minister standing with the couple reading from the Bible and praying. The ceremony takes place in a church -- the house of God. Dozens or hundreds of witnesses are on hand. In front of God, a representative of God and all of these witnesses, a couple declares that they will wed "til death do us part." The Christian faith also puts a very, very large stigma on divorce. For example, in Matthew 5:32 Jesus says: But I tell you that anyone who divorces his wife, except for marital unfaithfulness, causes her to become an adulteress, and anyone who marries the divorced woman commits adultery. In Matthew 19:9, Jesus repeats that sentiment: I tell you that anyone who divorces his wife, except for marital unfaithfulness, and marries another woman commits adultery Adultery is a major problem in the Christian faith. First, one of the commandments in the Ten Commandments specifically forbids adultery. Even worse, in Leviticus 20 we find this: If a man commits adultery with the wife of his neighbour, both the adulterer and the adulteress shall be put to death. Adulterers get the death penalty. Clearly, God and Jesus want Christians to stay married for life. So let's review. When a Christian couple gets married, we have all of these forces that should be working to keep them married: 1. The marriage is performed in God's presence.. 2....in God's house... 3....in front of God's representative (a minister or priest)... 4....and in front of many Christian witnesses. 5. The couple presumably prays before and after the wedding for a good marriage... 6....as do all of the witnesses... 7....and the minister/priest. 8. The couple knows that if they divorce/remarry, it is an act of adultery... 9....which God has forbidden... 10....and which the Bible says is punishable by death. And don't forget this important line from the ceremony: What God has joined together let no man put asunder. Now think about this. God is the all-powerful, all-knowing creator of the universe. If God puts something together, shouldn't it be impossible to break it? Isn't that what "all-powerful" means? Given all of this, and given the fact that an all-powerful, prayer-answering God is supposedly looking over the lives of a Christian couple, guiding them in the spirit and so on, what would you expect the divorce rate for Christians to be? Clearly, the Christian divorce rate should be zero. But when we look at the divorce statistics of American couples, and compare Christian vs. non-Christian divorce rates, we find this strange statistic: divorce rates among Christians match those among the rest of the population. It does not matter whether the couple is Christian or not. According to this article, http://www.divorcereform.org/mel/rbaptisthigh... "'While it may be alarming to discover that born-again Christians are more likely than others to experience a divorce, that pattern has been in place for quite some time,' said George Barna, president of Barna Research Group." There are a millions ways to crunch the data, but no matter how you slice it, it is easy to see that Christians divorce just as often as non-Christians. The reason for the high divorce rate among Christians is easy to see: God is imaginary. |
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Judged: 5 3 3 Nux Vomica, the anti choice troll, must be up early today instead of attending mass! |
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