In light of President Obama "evolving" on the subject of gay marriage. I can imagine his Christian faith is a big reason he was not comfortable with this.
Do you think Christians has support gay marriage?
If they do, are they compromising their faith?
If they don't, do you think they are judgmental?
I am a Christian...and IMO- they can do what they want, I am not the one to judge. Not my place....
However..I do think that Obama's "evolution of belief" is a crock to get more votes.
I'm a Christian(: i personally would not live a gay lifestyle, simply because it is against MY personal morals. but that doesnt mean everyones morals are the same, and i respect other people and the way they want to live their lives(: i say if a gay couple wants to get married, then go right ahead(: its not my place to stop you. its your personal decision. i respect other peoples beliefs and morals, as i would want them to respect my own(: i dont always get the respect i deserve of course, but that doesnt stop me from giving it. and Christians are supposed to model themselves like Christ. well, Christ loved everyone(: i mean goodness, he hung out with prostitutes because he wanted to help them and he felt compassion for them!(: i love everyone, no matter what they believe. if it makes them happy and its not endangering them, i dont see why they shouldnt do it(: im not saying i approve, but i dont neccessarily disapprove either(: does that make sense to anyone?
I won't actively vote for gay marriage, but you won't see me protesting against it either. I am just neutral to it. I think we are all imperfect in some way or another, and being gay isn't any different. I even have a best friend who is gay. I don't feel like I am compromising anything. I feel like hate is not a Godly thing, and Christians who spread hate against gay people are wrong.
I think it's up to the person not their faith. I don't think their faith should have anything to do with what they believe in life.I don't believe God judges up for what we believe.
We're talking about the LEGAL right to get married here, churches still have every right to refuse to do it. So I think your religion should have absolutely nothing to do with it. But... the original bible never mentioned homosexuality (spare me the translations, please, they didn't even have a word for homosexuality back then, and it was pretty common to have some boy slaves around to pleasure the men, anyway). And even if it did, aren't Christians supposed to leave the judging to God? If you think it's a sin, don't do it. Those who do will have to deal with the consequences after they die, right?
Do you ever get hit on even looking a mess?
Why inflict this silly cosmetic pain on a baby!?!
- QueenCreole313
on May. 10, 2012 at 7:39 PM