How about this for a 1st grade field trip

Who is "she"? Me?





Blessed...

Not blessed...

Nuff said.

 

Yes.

I'd prefer a more succinct answer. Just a simple "yes" or "no".

Do you agree with the statement:
"No matter who's getting married, it's a beautiful, blessed union, and that right should be afforded to everyone."

 

No.

 

See? Wasn't that easy?

Now that we know you don't think some people should be allowed to be happily married, we just have to figure out where you draw the line. Yes, we know ione line is based on gender (based on your understanding of the Bible). The question is, what other lines do you draw.

Race? No blacks marrying whites?
"Neither shalt thou make marriages with them; thy daughter thou shalt not give unto his son, nor his daughter shalt thou take unto thy son."
Deuteronomy 7:3

 

Clif, are you bored today? :lol:

 

How can you tell? I'll be glad when they give me another project.

Besides, some targets are just too easy.

 

Sometimes it's fun to see what jumps out at you from the Bible...


"Let brotherly love continue.

Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained angels unawares.

Remember them that are in bonds, as bound with them; and them which suffer adversity, as being yourselves also in the body.

Marriage is honourable in all, and the bed undefiled: but whoremongers and adulterers God will judge."
Hebrews 13:1-4

 

I know a Baptist preacher that won't marry mixed races.

Personally? I draw the line at gender.

 

Why there? If it's biblical there is, as I pointed out earlier, a passage that forbids interracial marriage.

 

Yeah, the gay uncle I mentioned earlier? Even THEY don't believe in gay marriage! :lol:

 

If you are referring to the passage above, that doesn't quite cut the mus-My Friend.

 

Why? It was directly from the Bible, and the Canaanites, who were one of the groups forbidden in Deuteronomy 7, were the "coloureds" of that time period.

 

:lol:

I have a gay first cousin. I know he has a partner, or whatever they call each other, but as far as I know they aren't trying to get married. My cousin has pretty much kept that part of his life his business and away from family members... why, I don't know... but if he were to bring his partner to a family function I would be nothing but nice to the both of them.

As far as I'm concerned, two people of the same sex can cohabitate if they want to. It's when the homosexual community at large tries to change the definition of marriage, and when it starts indoctrinating young children into accepting a perverse view of marriage as normal, that I start caring about what they're doing.

 

Back in the 60s we used to say, "I'm not racist, some of my friends are black."

You ever tell your first cousin that he's perverse?

What is the definition of marriage? Where do you get that definition? Why do you accept that definition rather than say, the one from Websters?

 

A little info on what the "No on 8" buttons those kids were wearing meant...

http://link.brightcove.com/services/link/bcpid1352578267/bctid1819819843

Wow!

 

Was a video really required? Can't people read these days?

 

Apparently Clif believes no one on here can read, hear, or think without his interpretation and approval of everything that is posted.

 

The Bible is what I go by and only MAN and WOMAN (huband and wife) is mentioned in the Bible numerous times might I add too.

 

No, Clif would like to know what you think, but can't do so if all you post are videos which I (and otheers) have said repeatedly cannot be viewed at work. But hey, if all you can do to get your information is to watch videos, please feel free. Just don't expect me to understand what you're saying.

 

Where?