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Chickfila President says Company opposes gay marriage

  • Dawg E. Style said...

    Actually God forgave and also Jesus forgave Adulterers in the Bible.

    So why does god change his mind in the space of one book?

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  • BamaLivesFootba said...

    So why does god change his mind in the space of one book?

    Because 2 different people made up, I mean dictated, those parts.

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  • BamaLivesFootba said...

    So why does god change his mind in the space of one book?

    The Bible teaches lessons.

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  • BamaLivesFootba said...

    You do know that if gay marriage is legalized, then Catholic Churches wouldn't have to perform gay marriages anyways?

    yes, it still doesn't change my belief that marriage should be between a man/woman

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  • BamaLivesFootba said...

    So why does god change his mind in the space of one book?

    I could tell you, but you don't love him enough to understand...

    brem22

  • It seems like there's an abundance of hypocrites on this board.

    Why can't we tolerate homosexuality and religion? Those gay Christians are screwed.. No pun intended

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  • Dawg E. Style said...

    the ones who constantly mock it have a hole in their soul. they are not happy with their life and do not want others happy....

    Yes, I have a hole in my soul because I don't believe legislation based on biblical principles is constitutional.

    How intolerant of me. no

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  • Hokie Scrubs said...

    It seems like there's an abundance of hypocrites on this board.

    Why can't we tolerate homosexuality and religion? Those gay Christians are screwed.. No pun intended

    If you want to believe in imaginary friends who rule your life, that's your business. But when that stupidity infringes on the freedoms of others it's a problem.

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  • Dawg E. Style said...

    The Bible teaches lessons.

    Like a supposedly omnipotent god can be cool with having people killed and them change his mind with the new religion and then forgive them?

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  • Murrdawg69 said...

    yes, it still doesn't change my belief that marriage should be between a man/woman

    That's cool, but your personal belief (and forward to a majority collective) has no bearing on the rights of citizens in this country.

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  • I often wonder how I am viewed by followers of my faith. I am Catholic (spent 12 years in Catholic school), and follow many traditions and principles of the religion: transubstantiation, the Father, Son and Holy Spirit as three different entities, ever-lasting life in Heaven, etc. Those beliefs are important to me, and help strengthen the relationship I have with God (the Father).

    On the other hand, I am staunchly pro-choice, pro-gay marriage, and pro-birth control. These beliefs help form who I am as a person. While I still (proudly) identify as a Catholic, I am becoming more and more disappointed with the beliefs of the Church. Not sure if that makes sense or not. shrug

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  • brem22 said...

    Oh yeah, he's super credible. Pretty sure he got his advanced degree in theology from Harvard Divinity School. Or Hollywood Upstairs School of Jesus Talkin'. Can't remember.

    I reckon that is why about every President from Truman to Obama sought counsel with him.

    VTSmitty

  • GONIG BUCK said...

    I often wonder how I am viewed by followers of my faith. I am Catholic (spent 12 years in Catholic school), and follow many traditions and principles of the religion: transubstantiation, the Father, Son and Holy Spirit as three different entities, ever-lasting life in Heaven, etc. Those beliefs are important to me, and help strengthen the relationship I have with God (the Father).

    On the other hand, I am staunchly pro-choice, pro-gay marriage, and pro-birth control. These beliefs help form who I am as a person. While I still (proudly) identify as a Catholic, I am becoming more and more disappointed with the beliefs of the Church. Not sure if that makes sense or not. shrug

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  • devidee said...

    If you want to believe in imaginary friends who rule your life, that's your business. But when that stupidity infringes on the freedoms of others it's a problem.

    Are you concerned the tastiness of your chick Fil A chicken sandwich could be compromised?

    VTSmitty

  • devidee said...

    If you want to believe in imaginary friends who rule your life, that's your business. But when that stupidity infringes on the freedoms of others it's a problem.

    this

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  • Well your beliefs have an effect on everyone. If you believe in abortion then you vote for the candidate that will make abortion legal. Christians aren't the only people that shove their beliefs on other people.

    This post was edited by Hokie Scrubs on 7/19/2012 at 7:02 PM

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  • VTSmitty said...

    I reckon that is why about every President from Truman to Obama sought counsel with him.

    It's called politics, my friend.

    brem22

  • Hokie Scrubs said...

    Well your beliefs have an effect on everyone. If you believe in abortion then you vote for the candidate that will make abortion legal. Christians aren't the only people that shove their beliefs on other people. Such as yourself.

    Abortion is legal.

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  • BamaLivesFootba said...

    Hopefully that he's a complete BA dude. biggrin

    He really is pretty fantastic. Very impressive.

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  • Hokie Scrubs said...

    Well your beliefs have an effect on everyone. If you believe in abortion then you vote for the candidate that will make abortion legal. Christians aren't the only people that shove their beliefs on other people.

    but in this issue, the only people involved are gay people and the Christians want to vote on their rights.

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  • Hokie Scrubs said...

    Well your beliefs have an effect on everyone. If you believe in abortion then you vote for the candidate that will make abortion legal. Christians aren't the only people that shove their beliefs on other people.

    Beliefs are fine and shoving them are what democracy is about.

    However, if it infringes upon other's rights then it's not cool.

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  • Hokie Scrubs said...

    Well your beliefs have an effect on everyone. If you believe in abortion then you vote for the candidate that will make abortion legal. Christians aren't the only people that shove their beliefs on other people.

    What do you not understand about beliefs being personal? You don't like abortions, don't have one, Don't believe in gay marriage, fine. You are saying that in order to believe what you believe others must adhere to your rule of what you see as right. This is the antithesis of freedom.

    This post was edited by shalvoy on 7/19/2012 at 7:17 PM

    Yeah, I said it.

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  • Brady Hoke said...

    but in this issue, the only people involved are gay people and the Christians want to vote on their rights.

    Yeah, I'm just pointing out the hypocrisy because Christians feel like their religious beliefs are being attacked and gay people want equal rights. Each side wants tolerance but neither side gives it.

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  • Hokie Scrubs said...

    Well your beliefs have an effect on everyone. If you believe in abortion then you vote for the candidate that will make abortion legal. Christians aren't the only people that shove their beliefs on other people.

    See Roe vs Wade circa 1973, iirc.

    Christian's seem to be the only group trying to push legislation that is based on biblical principles and THAT is a problem. I don't care what someone else believes just so long as they don't try to force me to live according to those beliefs.

    What is so difficult to understand here?

    This post was edited by MsnBama on 7/19/2012 at 7:13 PM

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  • Hokie Scrubs said...

    Yeah, I'm just pointing out the hypocrisy because Christians feel like their religious beliefs are being attacked and gay people want equal rights. Each side wants tolerance but neither side gives it.

    Not sure if serious.

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