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I went here today. The food was awesome. I got the chicken strips and a vanilla milkshake. And I'm glad there are still people (in this case, the owner/CEO of Chick Fil-A) that have values and morals.
The one near me opened about 6 months ago and I've been meaning to go there but kept putting it off. But when I heard that the owner believes in traditional marriage only, I made plans to go there as soon as possible. Chicken served with values and morals!
But when I heard that the owner believes in traditional marriage only, I made plans to go there as soon as possible. Chicken served with values and morals!
I challenge the claim that believing in "traditional marriage" only is valuable and morally just. Would you blame "God" or some unverifiable/false claim about homosexuals for this view? Because the bible doesn't say you shouldn't allow gays to get married (In fact, considering the whole "free will" concept, he seems to be about letting "sinners" go ahead and "sin" more than anything else). He only says it's wrong. But if you would blame it on him, where is your opposition to giving all the other "sinners" the same rights as you enjoy? Personal prejudice revealed.
Or maybe you don't blame it on "God". Maybe you think it would harm society to let gays marry or adopt. But the evidence contradicts that kind of thinking as well. Here is evidence that might suggest gays are just as good (better, actually) at making a marriage work than heterosexuals:
I was thinking of going tomorrow... on "support day." But I didn't want to be there if there are a huge amount of customers. So I figured going the day before is a good way to show my support.
I challenge the claim that believing in "traditional marriage" only is valuable and morally just. Would you blame "God" or some unverifiable/false claim about homosexuals for this view? Because the bible doesn't say you shouldn't allow gays to get married (In fact, considering the whole "free will" concept, he seems to be about letting "sinners" go ahead and "sin" more than anything else). He only says it's wrong. But if you would blame it on him, where is your opposition to giving all the other "sinners" the same rights as you enjoy? Personal prejudice revealed.
Or maybe you don't blame it on "God". Maybe you think it would harm society to let gays marry or adopt. But the evidence contradicts that kind of thinking as well. Here is evidence that might suggest gays are just as good (better, actually) at making a marriage work than heterosexuals:
Since the subject is Chick Fil-A and so-called "boycott," I will keep the discussion on that subject.
Nice avoidance.
This thread has run the full spectrum of arguments about, free speech, gay marriage, adoption, biblical laws and beliefs.
You won't be off topic by debating if their belief in gay marriage is grounded in factual data or not.
Unless you just want to avoid the question that is....
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Looks like you had a beautiful day.
