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Well, the swearing was just a specific incident that came to mind. The point I was trying to make is that I can't be totally sure that he's a solid Christian. Yes, he stands up for Christian ideas; but a lot of non-Christians stand up for those too. I basically just feel weird whenever he talks about God....I'm sorry I can't explain in any more depth, but I'm just trying to be honest.[b said:Quote[/b] (CCGR @ Aug. 01 2003,1:45)]Regarding Bush swearing...my goodness we're all not perfect and I even catch myself swearing when I am furious. Does that mean I am not Christian? Let our actions speak louder than our words.
Regarding blacks, Moses wife was black.
Well you're right about the emancipation proclimation, the 14th amendment and the Emancipation Proclimation are totally seperate though. The amendments to the constitution weren't made until after the war.[b said:Quote[/b] ]In fact the ONLY way that the amendment to abolish slavery was passed was that it was a requirement to endorse it to return to the union for the southern states, even though the 'Free' states had enough votes to pass it without the Southern States. That wonderful emancipation (sp) proclamation, it freed no slave anywhere. The document said that it frees slaves in those states that are currently rebelling against the US Government. I.E those states that were no longer a part of the United States. It's like Bush telling the British they no longer have to pay their TV Tax.
I've never seen anything that indicates that. The AIDS thing used to have a little truth in the 70's and early 80's, now it's just a stereotype. Cite a specific unbiased statistic and your argument would hold water.[b said:Quote[/b] ]I am strongly against gay marriage, and the statistics show that gay people do not live as long as married couples, and they also contract AIDs.
I agree, freedom of religion should protect pastors from performing this ceremony if it defies their religion. It would be similar to making a Rabbi eat pork. You don't need a religious leader to do the ceremony, and I would guess that very few homosexuals getting married would even want a pastor to perform the ceremony. Most would probably choose to have someone like a judge do it.[b said:Quote[/b] ]I am against homosexuality, but I dont oppose it in law because, simply put, this world is going to hell in a handbasket. What I do oppose is clergy being forced to marry homosexuals. That I will not tolerate.