Republican wakes up!

Jarod said:
At least one Republican has seen the light! Lets see if the legislature overrides the veto.
The NFL has said if the bill passes the Superbowl will not be held in Georgia.


"Georgia is a welcoming state. It is full of loving, kind and generous people. ... I intend to do my part to keep it that way. For that reason I will veto House Bill 757." - Georgia, Gov. Nathan Deal (R)


House Bill 757 would have given faith-based organizations in Georgia the option to deny services and jobs to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people. Supporters said the measure was meant to protect religious freedom, while opponents have described it as "anti-LGBT" and "appalling."
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That's not seeing the light. That's another sell out RINO bending over and grabbing his ankles.
 
Stelakh said:
You are correct about Jesus' primary mission which, I think you'll find, I in fact touched upon. But he came for more than just that, as I noted.

And again, if they believe condemning homosexual marriage by refusing to bake a cake is anything close to what Jesus taught, then they are in error about what Christianity is when compared to their version of it.

I've said it over and over in this thread, and it doesn't seem to sink in, but I'll say it again anyway.

Jesus was not here to condemn, nor did he. He preached love, acceptance and treating each other well and without discrimination. If one claims to be Christian and chooses to discriminate, then they don't understand what "Christian" is and as such cannot stand on the faith itself as justification for their prejudices.
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What Jesus didn't do is tolerate sin.

It's easy to see what you are. Someone that claims others aren't Christian yet does exactly what you claim Jesus said not to do and that is judge people. Jesus talked about hypocrites. Perhaps you should read what he said about you.
 
bug said:
What Jesus didn't do is tolerate sin.

It's easy to see what you are. Someone that claims others aren't Christian yet does exactly what you claim Jesus said not to do and that is judge people. Jesus talked about hypocrites. Perhaps you should read what he said about you.
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I'm not a Christian, bug.
 
CFM said:
Then STFU about something for which you have no clue. Just another retard claiming to know more about something than he really does. You do that on a lot of things.
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Do you think one needs to be a Christian in order to read and understand the bible? Do you think one needs to attend church (which I have, because I grew up in a dual-faith household) in order to know what Jesus taught?

Do you even think? At all? Ever?
 
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Stelakh said:
Do you think one needs to be a Christian in order to read and understand the bible? Do you think one needs to attend church (which I have, because I grew up in a dual-faith household) in order to know what Jesus taught?

Do you even think? At all? Ever?

And force me to "STFU," insignificant bug. Go on. Force me.

Oh, that's right. You can't, can you? I guess that makes YOU the "pussy boy," to use your happy phrase.
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Oh, dear. Must this thread devolve?

Stay on topic, or this thread will be moved to the war zone, where you will find all threads that devolve to back and forth insults.
 
Stelakh said:
I think it already had. But you are correct. I should not participate with the idiots, and will delete portions of my post that are irrelevant.
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You're a gent. Hopefully the moderators will not relegate this thread to the War Zone.

Stay on topic, or this thread will be moved to the war zone, where you will find all threads that devolve to back and forth insults.
 
Jarod said:
At least one Republican has seen the light! Lets see if the legislature overrides the veto.
The NFL has said if the bill passes the Superbowl will not be held in Georgia.


"Georgia is a welcoming state. It is full of loving, kind and generous people. ... I intend to do my part to keep it that way. For that reason I will veto House Bill 757." - Georgia, Gov. Nathan Deal (R)


House Bill 757 would have given faith-based organizations in Georgia the option to deny services and jobs to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people. Supporters said the measure was meant to protect religious freedom, while opponents have described it as "anti-LGBT" and "appalling."
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It was to ensure that in public places, people would use the restroom according to their God given genitalia, and to keep Pastors from being forced to perform marriage ceremonies.

It's just about love they said, they don't want to force anything on anyone they said! If you have a penis go in the men's room, if you have a vagina go in the women's room.
 
patriot66 said:
It was to ensure that in public places, people would use the restroom according to their God given genitalia, and to keep Pastors from being forced to perform marriage ceremonies. It's just about love they said, they don't want to force anything on anyone they said! If you have a penis go in the men's room, if you have a vagina go in the women's room.
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A law isn't forcing people to accept your definitions?

An invisible spirit gave you your genitalia? Really?

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Stelakh said:
That actually came from a book. It's called "The Bible."
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well, except no.......its not......nothing in the Bible about the centurion being gay, nothing true in your claims about the meaning of the words, nothing of any value to anyone anywhere in your post......
 
Does the Bible tell its' believers they cannot bake cakes for or issue marriage licenses to homosexuals? :dunno:


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Cowgirl Tuff said:
I believe that a faith based organization should be able to hire whoever they want and also be able to deny services to anybody that goes against their sincerely held beliefs. If a private business based in faith wants to only hire people that share that faith then I am ok with that. Same if a private organization wants to deny service for something that goes against their faith and principles. Likewise if I disagreed with the religious beliefs of an organization I wouldn't try to get a job with them and I wouldn't seek out their services.
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You are dumb for a college kid
 
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