I often pray that people who want to impose their religious beliefs on the country do not get into power. I believe that is a foundational premise of our country.
Rome and Greece never give me pause. Rome didn't fall because of immorality, but if you want to discuss that old adage, well make your case and stand back.
I am talking about your religious belief and now you say it's not a religious belief. Make up your mind and quit squirming.
Slavery used to be legal almost every where, so what? Your analogies don't apply and you can't understand the basic principle of right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Maybe you should live in a theocracy.
My beliefs are New Testament beliefs. Those who believe that God changed in between Testaments are using very bad theology. BTW, why were you unwilling to answer the question with a straight answer?
I often pray that people who want to impose their religious beliefs on the country do not get into power. I believe that is a foundational premise of our country.
I think you should start adding a pray that you will be more humble, because it appears you believe that anyone who disagrees with you on gay marriage must be a theocrat, has endorsed forced conversion, is "squirming" and has no clue about basic human rights. Seriously, that's breathtakingly arrogant.
I am talking about your religious belief and now you say it's not a religious belief. Make up your mind and quit squirming.
I asked you about your religious beliefs. Then I asked about a subject that does not require a certain religious belief to back up a position. That's not squirming, that's a radical technique called "asking two different questions."
Your analogies don't apply and you can't understand the basic principle of right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Maybe you should live in a theocracy.
Ah, so my position is the same position that has been held by those with religious views spanning a spectrum from Catholicism to atheism and by governments from fascist states to the world's greatest democracies, and yet I could only hold this position if I want to trash the Constitution and impose a Christian theocracy. Sure you want to make that assertion?
As for the pursuit of happiness, now that our nation long ago moved from the brick house to the stick house, it's really amusing to watch people say that we need to move to the straw house to avoid dangerous opppression, and attack any little pigs who point out that it might not be that sturdy. I'm sure you'll be happy in your house of straw.