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On a broader note, it's not just Christians, but all the major religions can't seem to let it go?
Why?
On a broader note, it's not just Christians, but all the major religions can't seem to let it go?
Why?
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/// Sadly, this is what goes as “Christianity” in America, and most of the world, today. Yes, there are good Christians (and Jews, and Muslims). But most of the biggest churches and faiths are run by intolerant bigots who spend far too much time deciding who to hate ///.
/// Or in the case of the Catholics, bigots and pedophiles. ///
Double standards shown here, apparently this columnist seems to think that he can say what he likes about religious persons, just as long as no one says anything bad about Gays.
/// Or in the case of the Catholics, bigots and pedophiles. ///
Double standards shown here, apparently this columnist seems to think that he can say what he likes about religious persons, just as long as no one says anything bad about Gays.
AOG
You asked how anyone could know they were Christian.
The incident happened in Kansas, and the diners were white.
Also, Dr Marvin Baker, who has worked as a pastor in the local are 'for many years' referred to them as Christians.
True, they could have been a couple of white Hindus or Muslims, or Jews. But I think the laws of probability are working against us here.
You asked how anyone could know they were Christian.
The incident happened in Kansas, and the diners were white.
Also, Dr Marvin Baker, who has worked as a pastor in the local are 'for many years' referred to them as Christians.
True, they could have been a couple of white Hindus or Muslims, or Jews. But I think the laws of probability are working against us here.
AOG
"Double standards shown here, apparently this columnist seems to think that he can say what he likes about religious persons, just as long as no one says anything bad about Gays"
Are you sure you're focussing on the key issue here?
You may be right that the blogger has used intemperate language, but do you think that might be a product of centuries of hate directed at gay people from all the major religions?
Centuries in which you could argue that their time and effort may have been better spent elsewhere?
"Double standards shown here, apparently this columnist seems to think that he can say what he likes about religious persons, just as long as no one says anything bad about Gays"
Are you sure you're focussing on the key issue here?
You may be right that the blogger has used intemperate language, but do you think that might be a product of centuries of hate directed at gay people from all the major religions?
Centuries in which you could argue that their time and effort may have been better spent elsewhere?
sp1814
/// You asked how anyone could know they were Christian. ///
/// The incident happened in Kansas, and the diners were white. ///
That is being rather derogative towards whites, what proof do you have that they were white?
*** The incident happened this week at Carrabbas Italian Grill, ***
They could quite have easily been dark skinned Italians, or even dare I say it? Black, seeing that there are many more black Christians these days than white Christians.
/// You asked how anyone could know they were Christian. ///
/// The incident happened in Kansas, and the diners were white. ///
That is being rather derogative towards whites, what proof do you have that they were white?
*** The incident happened this week at Carrabbas Italian Grill, ***
They could quite have easily been dark skinned Italians, or even dare I say it? Black, seeing that there are many more black Christians these days than white Christians.
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