Gay bishop rejoices in New Hampshire's gay marriage law

"... But Robinson, who was elected bishop six years ago this month, said more must happen, in churches.

'The law says that every church gets to choose what it will do,' he said, meaning they can refuse to perform gay marriages.

The law spells out that churches, their employees and religious groups cannot be forced to officiate at gay marriages or provide other services."

So how does Bishop Robinson plan to force them to?

False Churches that embrace gay so called marriage do not embrace the Word of the Living Lord but have rejected His Word and Him. "Ye cannot serve God and mammon too."

Again with the mammon thing.

Two clueless trolls who understand only their own narrow bigotry.

How very Christ-like....

MiddleWay wrote:

Again with the mammon thing ...

What exactly does $ have to do w/this?

Joe DeCaro wrote:

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What exactly does $ have to do w/this?

Good question.

Try to focus, I wasn't talking to you joey....

MiddleWay wrote:

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Good question.
Try to focus, I wasn't talking to you joey....

Yes, I see that now; try using the "Reply" feature; it's less confusing.

Joe DeCaro wrote:

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Yes, I see that now; try using the "Reply" feature; it's less confusing.

I know how easily confused you get.

Try to focus....

MiddleWay wrote:

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I know how easily confused you get ...

... because confusing posts/posters tend to be easilly confused.

Joe DeCaro wrote:

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... because confusing posts/posters tend to be easilly confused.

Uh huh, troll. I can tell how easily you are confused, with every post you write...

MiddleWay wrote:

Again with the mammon thing.
Two clueless trolls ...

And one Ya-hoo; even your horses have more sense than you ...

Joe DeCaro wrote:

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And one Ya-hoo; even your horses have more sense than you ...

Always with the horses. I can only assume you are jealous and have nothing better to say.

As a matter of fact your post prove that over and over and over....

MiddleWay wrote:

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Always with the horses. I can only assume you are jealous and have nothing better to say ...

No, you have to read "Gulliver's Travels" to understand what a Yahoo you are; or would you prefer watching the cartoon?

Joe DeCaro wrote:

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No, you have to read "Gulliver's Travels" to understand what a Yahoo you are; or would you prefer watching the cartoon?

I prefer real life and using my own words, Mr. Journalist...

MiddleWay wrote:

<quoted text>I prefer real life and using my own words, Mr. Journalist...

But Gulliver's Travels is satire at it's very best, Mr. Yahoo.

"In its most serious function, satire is a mediator between two perceptions - the unillusioned perception of man as he actually is, and the ideal perception, or vision, of man as he ought ot be."