Trump waving the LGBT rainbow flag

[Idaho_Cowboy]

@corbe

If you want to blame somebody for that,blame the leftist activist judges like Bubbette! would nominate. They are the ones that made this possible.

Gotta agree with you there. If someone doesn't want to provide a product or a service, for whatever reason, the government has no right to force them to. Forcing someone to give up their labor hours at the point of law is slavery. I don't really see this as a moral issue per se.

[sneakypete]

Point me to FEDERAL Christian legislation beyond perhaps 'don't ask, don't tell'

@roamer_1

Uhhh,ever hear of "Separation of Church and State",bubba? There should NEVER be any "christian legislation". IF that were to ever happen,it would open the door to "muslim legislation".

[musiclady]

John 3:19

You are SO right, @RAT Patrol .......  loving darkness, rejecting the Light.

It really is slavery.  Self-imposed slavery, with freedom staring him right in the face.

[sneakypete]

I do not expect you to understand the term.

@INVAR

Or anyone else that is sane and not a fascist.

[sinkspur]

Gotta agree with you there. If someone doesn't want to provide a product or a service, for whatever reason, the government has no right to force them to. Forcing someone to give up their labor hours at the point of law is slavery. I don't really see this as a moral issue per se.

So no blacks in my restaurant.

[sneakypete]

What a terrifically uninformed comment.

@mountaineer

Really? Prove me wrong.

[Idaho_Cowboy]

@roamer_1

Uhhh,ever hear of "Separation of Church and State",bubba? There should NEVER be any "christian legislation". IF that were to ever happen,it would open the door to "muslim legislation".

You'd be surprised with what the first few administrations got done. Things like funding missionaries to the Indians and such. We would be remiss to interpret the Constitution completely outside of it's context. For instance the words you quoted aren't in the Constitution so be careful they may not mean what you think they mean.

[DB]

Right. because fiat rulings by federal judges overturned state and local laws - Where the proper law resides.

Well technically I don't know that it has ever been illegal to be a homosexual in the US. It was homosexual acts that were illegal.

[musiclady]

Sooo funny. Yet we were capable of producing virgins for marriage at one time... Without Islam

@sneakypete  @musiclady

Indeed.  And not that long ago.

It all went south when the leftists took a hold of the culture and threw it down in the slime.

If anyone thinks things are better now because of leftist aggression against morality, they're smoking something strong....... and formerly illegal until the left won out......

[sneakypete]

Stone.dead.wrong.

I would agree with you if there was some state sponsored single church like England had, or like Catholicism's long history in Europe, but not only is there a broad diversity in Christian churches, but there is also 50 states to prevent any overt theocracy.

In the mean time, this country grew up with a singular sense of right and wrong, based nearly entirely upon the Judeo-Christian Ethic. Everyone knew, almost instinctively, the difference between right and wrong, because it was largely agreed upon. Cut us away from that root, and I guarantee we will perish as a people.

It is almost gone now, and folks cheer it on. Our society has become so very coarse and banal it is little wonder that we are hurtling toward collapse.

Liberty has responsibilities. Freedom has consequences. Our doom is upon us, and the crowd roars with applause.
 
@driftdiver @sneakypete

@roamer_1

Christianity isn't the only religion. Open the doors to Christian legislation,and you also open it to Muslim legislation.

Wrong on point number 2. The Founding Fathers were educated men,and they took what wisdom they found and though appropriate from wherever they found it. Since when this country was founded it was illegal to NOT be religious in many places in Europe,those who grew up in Europe grew up "playing the game" because they wanted to stay out of the stocks,or even worse,prison. LOTS of "pretend Christians" floating around back then. Even more than today if you go by population percentages. Today is it safe to say stuff like "HYMN,HYMN,BLEEP  HIM!" In the 1700's that would have gotten you beheaded or hanged.

[txradioguy]

There is no such thing as a wall of separation in the Constitution.

Anyone who thinks so is completely clueless about the Constitution or the origins of that statement.

[sneakypete]

And that somehow insists upon a common morality?

@roamer_1

Yes. The morality of "mind your own freaking business!"

If that doesn't make you happy,you should move to Saudi Arabia,where they agree with you on religious dictates.

[DB]

@roamer_1

Uhhh,ever hear of "Separation of Church and State",bubba? There should NEVER be any "christian legislation". IF that were to ever happen,it would open the door to "muslim legislation".

There is no "Separation of Church and State" clause in the constitution. That phrase is a leftest creation and has become accepted as some sort of fact. It, the first amendment, simple states that the government shall not establish a state religion or block the free practice of religion.

[sneakypete]

Nothing you say makes any sense in a sane and rational world.

But you knee jerk emotions (and predictable nonsense) better than anyone I know.

In addition your intolerance for anyone's opinion other than your own is quite remarkable.

Perhaps YOU are the one who fits better in the rigidity of Islam, pete.    There's no narrower minded, tunnel visioned "thinker" on this forum than you.   Sorta like being in prison.......

@musiclady

Says the woman who is MUCH more guilty of ALL those offenses than I. ROFLMAO!

[txradioguy]

@roamer_1

Yes. The morality of "mind your own freaking business!"

If that doesn't make you happy,you should move to Saudi Arabia,where they agree with you on religious dictates.

“In the civil society, the individual is recognized and accepted as more than an abstract statistic or faceless member of some group; rather, he is a unique, spiritual being with a soul and a conscience. He is free to discover his own potential and pursue his own legitimate interests, tempered, however, by a moral order that has its foundation in faith and guides his life and all human life through the prudent exercise of judgment.”


http://www.goodreads.com/quotes/888892-in-the-civil-society-the-individual-is-recognized-and-accepted

[sneakypete]

Prove it doesn't.

@txradioguy

Is that brainfart what passes for wisdom in your circles? You seriously think anyone can prove a negative existence?

[roamer_1]

@roamer_1

Uhhh,ever hear of "Separation of Church and State",bubba? There should NEVER be any "christian legislation". IF that were to ever happen,it would open the door to "muslim legislation".

Oh bullcrap. Our nation founded it's judicial precedence on two things: Black's Law and the Holy Bible.
Separation of Church and State was never meant to keep the Church out of the government, it was meant to keep the government out of the Church.

There is no moral neutral, because even moral-neutral is a belief system. You will serve one morality or another - In the words of Bob Dillon, 'You have to serve somebody'.

As it is now, liberalism is as much a religion as Christianity has ever been, and atheists (who think they know better) are tearing our culture to pieces. Godlessness leads to lawlessness. It is predictable and demonstrated over and again in history.

[txradioguy]

@txradioguy

Is that brainfart what passes for wisdom in your circles? You seriously think anyone can prove a negative existence?

No I'm just usimg your own stupidity against you.

[sneakypete]

John 3:19

"I am the walrus,coo,coo cachoo!"

John:1969

[sneakypete]

Sooo funny. Yet we were capable of producing virgins for marriage at one time... Without Islam

@sneakypete  @musiclady

@roamer_1

What are virgins good for?

[sneakypete]

The same God who loves you. Go figure.

@mountaineer

Does he know I'm male,or is he a homo and doesn't care?

[roamer_1]

Yes. The morality of "mind your own freaking business!"

If that doesn't make you happy,you should move to Saudi Arabia,where they agree with you on religious dictates.

That simply isn't true.

[sneakypete]

Bill o rights has naught to do with it.

@roamer_1

A mind is a terrible thing to lose.

[musiclady]

@musiclady

Says the woman who is MUCH more guilty of ALL those offenses than I. ROFLMAO!

Not even close.

You're in prison, pete......... and I am FREE in Christ.

I would love for you to be here with us some day.  And soon.

As was said above..... God loves you.  I would love for you to realize it.

[txradioguy]

@roamer_1

A mind is a terrible thing to lose.

Please show all of us where exactly in the BoR there is a wall of separation between church amd state.

I call up your superior intellect to educate all of us stupid people.