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No, no....There are many, many so called Christians that invite and deserve to be attacked for their bigotry. I have no problem with Christians who mind their own business and do not pronounce judgements on others....You unfortunately are not one of those.
What have I said to deserve your judgment and attacks?
Are you minding your own business?
You are not minding your own business, since you are throwing sticks and stones. A muslim mass-murders innocent people, and you make it your business to attack Christians.
You are doing EXACTLY the thing which you say deserves attacks, and yet no one is attacking you, while you are attacking them. You are a hypocrite.
He went to the club over a period of 3 years and was on gay dating sites. It puts a whole new spin on the tragedy.
I don't mean this proudly....but I have to say this was my first suspicion. It's been quite a common theme for young people committing suicide. And it takes quite a lot of dehumanizing of oneself and others like themself, to do such a thing.
A young man growing up in an environment (reference dad comments) that preaches bigotry and hate towards gay people....and discovers at some point he's actually gay. Confused by these feelings and emotions this guy needed support and acceptance rather than the self-loathing dogma and unflinching hate he was taught towards people like himself.
The religious influence is not incidental here, but rather I suspect, another example of repressive ideology that permeates many religious cultures. I'm personally glad to see some of the Christian (and other religious) posters in this thread speaking against the same notions of dehumanizing others.
instead of making a single dime, they crated the product of their labor to the One Blood donation center. The food and drinks were handed out, free of charge, , to all the people who had lined up to donate blood.
But, wait, those people were waiting to give blood to victims that were mostly gay people. Doesn’t Chick Fil A hate gays? That’s what we keep being told.
Turns out, that while the founders definitely don’t approve of that choice of lifestyle, they believe in compassion. Who knew? A bunch of people claiming to be Christians care about others even when they don’t agree with them.
Loathing and disgust seems to be your middle name. You are not alone though, because this thread is ripe with loathing and disgust against Christians.
Yes, some of US do, others, not so much.
Loathing and DISGUST seem to be YOUR first and last name...but you are not alone, because this thread is RICH with cultists who P & MOAN against those who trust in Christ and not the bible.
Turns out, that while the founders definitely don’t approve of that choice of lifestyle, they believe in compassion. Who knew? A bunch of people claiming to be Christians care about others even when they don’t agree with them.
Why do you think there is anything to approve of, or agree with, on the subject of LGBT?
Because that would suggest either.....
(A) you acknowledge it is natural for some people to be attracted to the same sex, yet ought to resist this to avoid punishment
(B) you don't think it is natural for some people to be attracted to the same sex, and yet they resist their more natural attractions for some reason.
(C) satan
Well....by sheer numbers they probably should be committing the most terrorist acts because theRe are far more of them than Christians and atheists combined.
But the part I think that is trying to be conveyed is that, the same fallacious arguments used by radical Muslims to rationalise abhorrent beliefs, are the same fallacious arguments used by many Christians. The only difference it seems....is that the majority of Christians are living in cultures where there is a (theoretically) secular government....and the mostly Muslim countries are run with a theocratic influence, if not outright theocracy.
And that ought not be so easily dismissed from the conversation about whether this is a Muslim problem, whereas Christianity would never do such a thing.
You can believe Islam is just fine and dandy, and the same as Christianity if that suits your fancy- adios.
Well....by sheer numbers they probably should be committing the most terrorist acts because theRe are far more of them than Christians and atheists combined.
According to which statistics are there more muslims than Christians and atheists put together?
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