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He has run repeatedly for office. He ran in five Democratic primaries in Kansas, including gubernatorial, U.S. Senate and mayoral races, but never won. He and his church supported Al Gore in the 1988 Democratic presidential primary but later picketed the 1997 inaugural ball because Gore had changed his views on gay rights. He has demonstrated against the funerals of Barry Goldwater, Ronald Reagan and William Rehnquist.
The founder of the Westboro Baptist church is a democrat.
He is an example of how Christians are trying to hurt LGBTQ people.
If calling homosexuality a sin is hurting lgbtq people, I’m sorry that’s your problem. Christians will call a sin a sin.
Stop playing the victim.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Homosexuality isn’t immoral. It’s not a sin.
Believe what you want. That’s your right. But our society doesn’t share your beliefs. Society rejects your immoral homosexual acts.
Do what you want in the privacy of your bedroom, nobody cares. But don’t force society to condone your immoral acts. They will always be viewed negatively.
Which “society” is that?
The Christian American society.
Which Christians?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
He has run repeatedly for office. He ran in five Democratic primaries in Kansas, including gubernatorial, U.S. Senate and mayoral races, but never won. He and his church supported Al Gore in the 1988 Democratic presidential primary but later picketed the 1997 inaugural ball because Gore had changed his views on gay rights. He has demonstrated against the funerals of Barry Goldwater, Ronald Reagan and William Rehnquist.
The founder of the Westboro Baptist church is a democrat.
He is an example of how Christians are trying to hurt LGBTQ people.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Homosexuality isn’t immoral. It’s not a sin.
Believe what you want. That’s your right. But our society doesn’t share your beliefs. Society rejects your immoral homosexual acts.
Do what you want in the privacy of your bedroom, nobody cares. But don’t force society to condone your immoral acts. They will always be viewed negatively.
Which “society” is that?
The Christian American society.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Homosexuality isn’t immoral. It’s not a sin.
Believe what you want. That’s your right. But our society doesn’t share your beliefs. Society rejects your immoral homosexual acts.
Do what you want in the privacy of your bedroom, nobody cares. But don’t force society to condone your immoral acts. They will always be viewed negatively.
Which “society” is that?
Anonymous wrote:Now, dcum posters, at least one, wants to take away the freedom of peaceful assembly, freedom of speech, and freedom of religion because they don’t like what people say.
The Westboro Baptist Church was allowed by the Supreme Court to picket and protest the funerals of American Soldiers killed in action.
Some of you (at least one) has zero comprehension of the freedoms and rights guaranteed under the constitution and the laws of our country.
You seem to think your opinion about glbtq people supersedes and overrides everything else and everyone else. Really you need help.
And the vast, vast majority of Christians do not hate or harm gay people.
Christianity says sexual immorality by both gay and straight people is considered sinful.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Homosexuality isn’t immoral. It’s not a sin.
What is your denomination, are you a Christian? why do you keep repeating that without any explanation?
Do sins vary by denomination?
Not if the church or denomination is Biblically based. Some denominations make their own rules. They disregard the Bible.
Is disregarding the Bible a sin to the Bible based denominations?
Ask them. I don’t know everything about all religions. The people here who think [google]Fred Phelps represents the average American Christian probably know. They are the experts on the subject of Christianity. Except when it’s about Fred Phelps being a democrat.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Now, dcum posters, at least one, wants to take away the freedom of peaceful assembly, freedom of speech, and freedom of religion because they don’t like what people say.
The Westboro Baptist Church was allowed by the Supreme Court to picket and protest the funerals of American Soldiers killed in action.
Some of you (at least one) has zero comprehension of the freedoms and rights guaranteed under the constitution and the laws of our country.
You seem to think your opinion about glbtq people supersedes and overrides everything else and everyone else. Really you need help.
And the vast, vast majority of Christians do not hate or harm gay people.
Christianity says sexual immorality by both gay and straight people is considered sinful.
Ok. So don’t cheat on your spouse.
Gay sex isn’t immoral.
According to the Bible it is.
In your (mis)interpretation
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Now, dcum posters, at least one, wants to take away the freedom of peaceful assembly, freedom of speech, and freedom of religion because they don’t like what people say.
The Westboro Baptist Church was allowed by the Supreme Court to picket and protest the funerals of American Soldiers killed in action.
Some of you (at least one) has zero comprehension of the freedoms and rights guaranteed under the constitution and the laws of our country.
You seem to think your opinion about glbtq people supersedes and overrides everything else and everyone else. Really you need help.
And the vast, vast majority of Christians do not hate or harm gay people.
Christianity says sexual immorality by both gay and straight people is considered sinful.
Ok. So don’t cheat on your spouse.
Gay sex isn’t immoral.
According to the Bible it is.
In your (mis)interpretation
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Homosexuality isn’t immoral. It’s not a sin.
What is your denomination, are you a Christian? why do you keep repeating that without any explanation?
Do sins vary by denomination?
Not if the church or denomination is Biblically based. Some denominations make their own rules. They disregard the Bible.
Is disregarding the Bible a sin to the Bible based denominations?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Now, dcum posters, at least one, wants to take away the freedom of peaceful assembly, freedom of speech, and freedom of religion because they don’t like what people say.
The Westboro Baptist Church was allowed by the Supreme Court to picket and protest the funerals of American Soldiers killed in action.
Some of you (at least one) has zero comprehension of the freedoms and rights guaranteed under the constitution and the laws of our country.
You seem to think your opinion about glbtq people supersedes and overrides everything else and everyone else. Really you need help.
And the vast, vast majority of Christians do not hate or harm gay people.
Christianity says sexual immorality by both gay and straight people is considered sinful.
Ok. So don’t cheat on your spouse.
Gay sex isn’t immoral.
According to the Bible it is.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
He has run repeatedly for office. He ran in five Democratic primaries in Kansas, including gubernatorial, U.S. Senate and mayoral races, but never won. He and his church supported Al Gore in the 1988 Democratic presidential primary but later picketed the 1997 inaugural ball because Gore had changed his views on gay rights. He has demonstrated against the funerals of Barry Goldwater, Ronald Reagan and William Rehnquist.
The founder of the Westboro Baptist church is a democrat.
He is an example of how Christians are trying to hurt LGBTQ people.
He also tried to hurt the families of US Soldiers who were killed and hurt in war.
He hates Catholics, Jewish people, American Military personnel, the Pope, etc.
Is he your example of Christians in America? He represents Christianity?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Now, dcum posters, at least one, wants to take away the freedom of peaceful assembly, freedom of speech, and freedom of religion because they don’t like what people say.
The Westboro Baptist Church was allowed by the Supreme Court to picket and protest the funerals of American Soldiers killed in action.
Some of you (at least one) has zero comprehension of the freedoms and rights guaranteed under the constitution and the laws of our country.
You seem to think your opinion about glbtq people supersedes and overrides everything else and everyone else. Really you need help.
And the vast, vast majority of Christians do not hate or harm gay people.
Christianity says sexual immorality by both gay and straight people is considered sinful.
Ok. So don’t cheat on your spouse.
Gay sex isn’t immoral.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Homosexuality isn’t immoral. It’s not a sin.
What is your denomination, are you a Christian? why do you keep repeating that without any explanation?
Do sins vary by denomination?
Not if the church or denomination is Biblically based. Some denominations make their own rules. They disregard the Bible.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
He has run repeatedly for office. He ran in five Democratic primaries in Kansas, including gubernatorial, U.S. Senate and mayoral races, but never won. He and his church supported Al Gore in the 1988 Democratic presidential primary but later picketed the 1997 inaugural ball because Gore had changed his views on gay rights. He has demonstrated against the funerals of Barry Goldwater, Ronald Reagan and William Rehnquist.
The founder of the Westboro Baptist church is a democrat.
He is an example of how Christians are trying to hurt LGBTQ people.