[b said:Quote[/b] ]your religion is all about peace and love
well considering i was once really into your religion, i'd say your "god" told me that since he IS love. guess god is a little behind the time's huh?[b said:Quote[/b] (rubrarubra @ July 14 2004,9:17)][b said:Quote[/b] ]your religion is all about peace and love
Whoever told you that is a little behind the times...
Also, of course everybody has sinned. And only those who repent of and quit their sins will be forgiven. One suggestion: read the bible before you start debating against it...
Rubra,[b said:Quote[/b] (rubrarubra @ July 14 2004,3:17)][b said:Quote[/b] ]
Also, of course everybody has sinned. And only those who repent of and quit their sins will be forgiven.
[b said:Quote[/b] ]I'm sure you won't accept this answer just like the countless others, but honestly I don't really care. I'm tired of the sarcastic remarks and the lack of respect you give to people with different beliefs than you. And so with that, the debate between you and me is over.
Casper,[b said:Quote[/b] (Casper @ July 14 2004,4:21)]Buckeye,
Let me quote you first so you know what I am responding to.
[b said:Quote[/b] ]I'm sure you won't accept this answer just like the countless others, but honestly I don't really care. I'm tired of the sarcastic remarks and the lack of respect you give to people with different beliefs than you. And so with that, the debate between you and me is over.
I hope you don't think that, by my arguements, I do not respect you or your beliefs. Quite the contrary, I respect you a great deal because you stand up for your beliefs. I also respect your religion, as that is one of the great things about these United States. We are allowed to have our own beliefs and we are allowed to practice them, so says our constitution.
Your opinions are your own. I may argue the reasoning, but once again this great country allows us those opinions. I play devils advocate a lot, and I like to use your own reasoning against you (using "you" as a general statement.) You see, I believe in a Yin/Yang type of thing. For every action there is an equal and opossite reaction. So if a reason works for one thing, the complete opposite should be true.
My own remarks may sound sarcastic, but they all strive to prove a valid point.
As far as the current discussion, like I said earlier, its not about gay marriage to me. Its about the violation of the constitution of these great United States of America. If we stand by and allow it to be violated now, how much further do we allow it to go on?
OH, I see, so actualy only Scottys opinion matters. Why is their even federal involvement. Each state governs their laws of marriage.[b said:Quote[/b] (scottychaos @ July 14 2004,3:29)]well, either way, since neither one of our opinions should effect any laws, we will both get what we want! gay marriage and no gay marriage at the same time!
thanks! thats all so clear now!!
Scot
No, everybodys opinion matters. I live in England(The england thats in europe) so I dont know about each state law in america.[b said:Quote[/b] (ZAK @ July 15 2004,9:19)]OH, I see, so actualy only Scottys opinion matters. Why is their even federal involvement. Each state governs their laws of marriage.[b said:Quote[/b] (scottychaos @ July 14 2004,3:29)]well, either way, since neither one of our opinions should effect any laws, we will both get what we want! gay marriage and no gay marriage at the same time!
thanks! thats all so clear now!!
Scot
exactly..why should there be any federal involvement?[b said:Quote[/b] (ZAK @ July 15 2004,3:19)]OH, I see, so actualy only Scottys opinion matters. Why is their even federal involvement. Each state governs their laws of marriage.
[b said:Quote[/b] ]This just proves my point that it's unnatural. In-vitro fertilization is a scientific process and doesn't occur naturally in nature, and so it is unnatural.