Originally posted by robbie carrobieWell I am pleased to hear that "homosexuality is contrary to nature" is not your personal point of view [although I admit to being somewhat surprised]. Meanwhile, I think that you are perfectly entitled to think gay marriage is "making a mockery of the marital arrangement". I don't think you will be able to prevent language and culture from changing.
making a mockery of the marital arrangement is my view, but that homosexuality is contrary to nature, no that is a Biblical point of view.
Originally posted by stellspalfiebecause rules of marriage have never changed, whereas the mosaic law is now obsolete in practice. Do you think that a rapist in lets say, New York should pay 50 shekels?
do you support the biblical view that rapists should pay 50 sheckels? if not why do you think this can be changed but rules about marriage cannot?
Originally posted by FMFnor a moral stance being framed by decree it seems with no guarantees for those who object to that moral stance.
Well I am pleased to hear that "homosexuality is contrary to nature" is not your personal point of view [although I admit to being somewhat surprised]. Meanwhile, I think that you are perfectly entitled to think gay marriage is "making a mockery of the marital arrangement". I don't think you will be able to prevent language and culture from changing.
Originally posted by robbie carrobiewho decided that 50 shekels for rape was obsolete? what was the purpose of having such a law and why get rid of it?
because rules of marriage have never changed, whereas the mosaic law is now obsolete in practice. Do you think that a rapist in lets say, New York should pay 50 shekels?
Originally posted by FMFIs this your personal point of view?
I wouldn't expect you to have any enthusiasm at all for ending the kind of discrimination against homosexuals that is seen in countries like Indonesia.
Originally posted by robbie carrobie
dude there is a simple solution, they should stop putting their willies where God never intended them to be.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieAll the views I express are my own. I am open and honest and forthright. I do not hedge. I do not try to distance myself from the views I express. I do not hide behind them being someone else's. On the contrary, you will not tell us what your personal views are and you refuse to endorse the "the Biblical point of view". People will make what they will of this peculiar stance you take where your personal point of view is hidden like a secret and you cannot bring yourself to unequivocally state whether you personally agree or disagree with the "the Biblical point of view".
It is what it is FMF, why it should make a difference whether I personally endorse it is relevant, how?