Well, it's not believing, in my case. There's scientific evidence to back up my claims, and evidence in the animal world which supports homosexuality being genetic and thus not a choice. In your case, it is believing, because you're supporting your views with religious text and not secular evidence. As for homsexuality's harms, it's not any more or less harmful than heterosexual relationships. How is it harmful, in your opinion?
The Westboro Baptist Church were technically following the law. They were protesting in a public place, about a thousand feet away from where the funeral took place--which is why they can't be prosecuted. They're despicable, but they know their law, and they are technically in the right here. Had they been at the funeral, it would have been an entirely different issue.
Actually what I think is not just based on religious books. I VERY much think that secular sources should be used as well. (But this is because I am from the debate team and think you should have multiple sourcesd from multiple sources to prove a point for it to be sound.) And in the scientific world there is tons of evidence to suggest that it is not common or genetically natural. But Mikage that starts to go so far off topic, I don't even want to start with that. Especially since I don't want to want to seem to pushy with what I belive. We can agree to disagree.
That church was technically following the law, but that still does not mean it is morally correct. I am just saying I think it was wrong. But tehre are so many laws that I think are wrong, but I don't matter in the grand scheme of things.
Edit: Linda, I did not think you were an atheist. I apologize if my post came off that way. Religion is very varied. There are many opinions about God and the Bible. A lot of skepticism has been bred by hypocritical religious leaders who were supposed to uphold and live in harmony with Biblical teachings. But, who only used it as a means to oppress and advance financially. So many have been exposed to this, it is no wonder that many question religion now. So when someone says something contrary to what I think or question the Bible, I don't necessarily assume they are athiest.
And, I agree. It may be best to agree to disagree here. No love lost.
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