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Thanks. I went straight to bed after my last post. I'm kind of awake now.Ok, don't let girl being hard on you.
Good night.
Thanks. I went straight to bed after my last post. I'm kind of awake now.Ok, don't let girl being hard on you.
Good night.
Again, when men acted against God's law and His plans for them the results were disastrous. Time and again, this is what the Bible shows us.
Another case of "mainline" churches changing an interpretation of a Bible passage to fit current society. If society wanted to support slavery, then they would find a verse to somehow fit that support. That's backwards interpretation of the Bible, and is totally wrong. Other church pastors actively supported the abolition movement, even where it wasn't popular.
So, in a regression, the cancer of humanity (bigotry and ignorance) fades away. In a progression, the cancer (bigotry and ignorance) spreads.yes I agree. the cancer of the humanity... like bigotry and ignorance
Think about what you just stated. That means, the less that the cancer of bigotry and ignorance fades. Which means, the bigotry and ignorance don't fade.the more humanity progresses, the less regressive cancer is.
That was the action of one religion's leaders (who themselves weren't even unanimously against Galileo).we surely did come a long way in short time where people like Galileo Galilei get punished for questioning Church and God over things that are easily scientifically explained.
Some churches did. Not all. As far as performing weddings, that's up to each pastor to decide.because Church used to forbid interracial marriages and refused to marry interracial couples.
Sadly, yes.as you said.... Bible is infallible but human's understanding of it is fallible.
All authors were men, not women. Right? Obviously at those times the women were not treated equally.
Why are you even mentioning interracial marriages? The Bible doesn't say there's anything wrong with interracial marriages, and neither do I. So?
The Bible very definitely says that a believer should not marry an unbeliever.
The Bible very clearly states that marriage is for one man and one woman. Also according to the Bible, any sexual relationship outside of the marriage of that one man and that one woman is sin.
Again, when men acted against God's law and His plans for them the results were disastrous. Time and again, this is what the Bible shows us.
It most certainly is. Fornication is still a sin.But as my link points out -- Sex outside of the current definition of marriage is not against God's law.
I'm afraid you have either misunderstood what happened, or you chose to mislead with your statement.Solomon did not anger God until -- Even with wives and 700 concubines -- he murdered a man to obtain his ONLY wife.
If marriage is just for love....as you say... what is the point of a license?
Suppose the current IRS code was changed, and they got rid of the married category for taxes. Also suppose that all financial benefits for married persons was eliminated. Would that make a difference? Just curious.I want marriage jointly with partner because of tax purpose and benefits.
Suppose the current IRS code was changed, and they got rid of the married category for taxes. Also suppose that all financial benefits for married persons was eliminated. Would that make a difference? Just curious.
that's not what I said.So, in a regression, the cancer of humanity (bigotry and ignorance) fades away. In a progression, the cancer (bigotry and ignorance) spreads.
Think about what you just stated. That means, the less that the cancer of bigotry and ignorance fades. Which means, the bigotry and ignorance don't fade.
That was the action of one religion's leaders (who themselves weren't even unanimously against Galileo).
Suppose the current IRS code was changed, and they got rid of the married category for taxes. Also suppose that all financial benefits for married persons was eliminated. Would that make a difference? Just curious.
do they know you are against gay marriage?
Just curious. Some have said that marriage is all about love, some said it's about children, some said it's about legal rights, etc. Apparently there is no consensus about what marriage means.I see where you're going with this but that's not true for most cases. Like heterosexual couples, gay people want the same thing too for same reasons.
But as my link points out -- Sex outside of the current definition of marriage is not against God's law. Solomon did not anger God until -- Even with wives and 700 concubines -- he murdered a man to obtain his ONLY wife.
I want marriage jointly with partner because of tax purpose and benefits.
A civil union covers that
I don't know about other people but I've never said that "certain sexual acts are a worse sin than murder."Murder is certainly an outrageous act. Yet some people seem to think certain sexual acts are a worse sin than murder....