Wow, so that was amazing. Good ol' Olbermann spreading the love! What I find fascinating is that one of the most common quotes from the bible is "God is love." So it seems hypocritical for people to make a law against people in love, at least if they are Christian (which most of the United States is). Do people even read the books they believe in? Or do they just selectively choose which parts are relevant? Because the part about gay being a sin is in the Old Testament, which most Christians say is not longer relevant with the coming of Jesus. Otherwise, we'd only be able to eat Kosher food and we'd have to make ritual animal sacrifices regularly. Jesus never said anything against gays. Ung, sometimes I just don't understand these religious fanatics!
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What do you mean, "these people"?
Good post and well said Keith.
Wow, so that was amazing. Good ol' Olbermann spreading the love! What I find fascinating is that one of the most common quotes from the bible is "God is love." So it seems hypocritical for people to make a law against people in love, at least if they are Christian (which most of the United States is). Do people even read the books they believe in? Or do they just selectively choose which parts are relevant? Because the part about gay being a sin is in the Old Testament, which most Christians say is not longer relevant with the coming of Jesus. Otherwise, we'd only be able to eat Kosher food and we'd have to make ritual animal sacrifices regularly. Jesus never said anything against gays. Ung, sometimes I just don't understand these religious fanatics!
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