Falwell's school thwarts gay protesters

Minneapolis Star Tribune ^ | March 10, 2006 | Kay Miller

[fish hawk]

Didn't you read the small print? Parodies are not allowed, sarcasm is if you do this: (sarcasm) LOL

[CheyennePress]

It still is a hindrance on security clearances.

[Slings and Arrows]

My pleasure.

[CheyennePress]

A mistake made so frequently. It is your duty to judge sin absolutely. It is not your duty to judge the sinner.

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

Since "Brokeback Mountain" I have to ask, what were they riding?

[Wycowboy]

What, exactly, is a moroon? ROFL!

You can't be series!!

[Slings and Arrows]

John 8:7 So when they continued asking him, he lifted up himself, and said unto them, He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her.

One by one, the crowd dropped their rocks, until all were empty-handed save one woman.

Jesus sighed.

"Put the rock down, Mother."

[Echo Talon]

:)

[fish hawk]

Elmer Fudd is a Maroon.

[Scorpius911]

LOL - good one!

[mkjessup]

It is not your place to judge what is a sin or not. That is for God alone. Judge not, lest ye be judged.

It most certainly is our place to judge, the Biblical admonition you are attempting to employ is meant in the context that if (for example), you judge someone to be a thief, but if you are yourself a thief, you are not qualified or justified in judging the thievery of the accused.

Likewise, if one does not engage in the sin of homosexuality as defined in God's Word, they are most certainly qualified to judge those who do.

We do not judge however, where any person will spend eternity for that is indeed, God's Role as the Almighty and the Creator. We can however, stand firmly upon God's Word as revealed in the Bible, and judge that which is holy, and that which is depraved.

[Scorpius911]

So then, shall we stone them?

[Fee]

Their perspective is better demonstrated by CDC and NIH health statistics. Shorter life span and higher suicide rate than heterosexuals. Sodomy is not a human rights issue, nor a moral issue, it is a health issue like tobacco. If kids cannot be exposed to the cigarette culture based on health statistics, neither should they be introduced to the gay life style!!!

[Scorpius911]

Hmmm. I will have to mull this one over a bit.

[Scorpius911]

You guys and gals are good at this :-)

[umbagi]

You guys and gals are good at this :-)

Well, I've read all your posts back to when you signed up. What's your DU screen name? I'd like to see more...

[mkjessup]

Do you recall when blacks had to sit at the rear of the bus, enter the back door, and eat in "black only" resturaunts? Do you recall when women were not allowed to vote? Do you recall when only wealthy landowners could vote or send their children to college?

Yes, I recognize immediately your attempt to play the "moral-equivalence game" and it won't fly. What you fail to recognize is that of all those oppressed minority groups you are invoking, the very last thing they were thinking of was fighting for the right to pack the fudge of the sodomite of their choice. That is because they already had (and still HAVE) that right. What the homosexuals are seeking is to legitimize their own unnatural lifestyle in the eyes of the State, and by extension, the eyes of the Church. Where it is going to fail, is in the Eyes of God, Who already has condemned homosexuality, and guess what my fine feathered FRiend?

He is not about to change His Mind.

[PLMerite]

"And those who dared to say the Earth revolved around the sun."


Considering the nature of the protest, there's probably a good "Uranus" joke in there somewhere. But I'm not going to look for it...

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

remember the Revolutionary War?

I'm not that old.

Abraham Lincoln didn't think dissent was patriotic; he had opponents arrested - and, in at least one instance, deported to the South.

[Wage Slave]

Maybe they are referring to the liberty from eternal death that one receives if he or she accepts Jesus as their savior. Just a guess.

Because I just moved to the area, I am not sure, but I think this area may have been called Liberty a long time ago before it was called Lynchburg.