Legislating Immorality

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[trisham]

I think it's going to get pretty interesting. Many of us will have chances to stand up and be counted, or keep quiet to avoid trouble, which we may regret later. There's a war on, and it's heating up. A war against God, against His laws - natural law - and those who serve Him, no matter how humble. I think it's time to try to put aside sectarian concerns - we can discuss theological points later.

Agreed.

Right now atheists and "gay" agenda radicals (among others) want to shut us up and are ramping up their hateful acts. Who is going to stand up against this?

Anyone who desires to practice their religion in the future, regardless of whether they are Catholic, Protestant or so on.

[fwdude]

From what I understood, the laws of Massachusetts required legislation to comply with the court's ruling. Mitt did an end-run around this - he did NOT have to issue an order that the court's opinion be enacted.

[AnalogReigns]

This isn’t really about Mormonism at all. Rather, being a small minority in Cali, they make a convenient scape-goat. As someone said above, if they were REALLY consistant, they would protest any Mosques first...as these are the only ones advocating homosexual “persecution.” And if they were the slightest bit principled, they would protest the Roman Catholic Church...as they have always opposed homosexual “marriage.”

But of course these sissy cowards will pic on the least popular group of all who oppose them....

[pankot]

“For the Lord will come in fire,and His chariots like the whirlwind, to pay back His anger in fury and His rebuke in flames of fire.” (Isaiah 66:15)

Trouble is these people would scoff at the warnings until destruction is upon them.