So because I sin, I should celebrate someone else’s sin?
A good point to ponder, indeed.
No, because you sin, you should help delude others into thinking their sins aren’t sins... or something like that. Hard to keep up with these people.
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Celebrate? Yes. That is what the media mafia is demanding that we do.
Actually Bush’s comment about a log in his eye was a typical Bush malapropism — born of laziness and goofiness. He was too lazy to craft a statement that makes sense. When he spoke off the cuff, the natural Bush goofiness kicked in.
No serious conservative or Christian would argue that we should not condemn gay marriage simply because straights get too many divorces. Only Bush would say such a nonsensical thing.
There's a reason kids today still use phrases like, "That's so gay," as a deragatory comment. It has nothing to do with their upbringing or home environment, and is actually in direct contradiction to what the government schools relentlessly beat into them. Even the constant efforts of the decadent movie / television / news-soundbite culture to "normalize" homosexuality fail miserably when it comes to children.
No. Kids understand naturally, instinctively, that there is just something sick about a man pushing his penis into another man's anus full of turd. It's one of those things nobody needs to teach, and it is why homos instinctively feel ashamed of what they are and what they do, and why they suffer the tears of a clown even as they march with fake smiles in fake "pride" parades.
It’s actually the inverse...
I’m not sure where GWB is going but here is how I present it.
I struggle with sexual sin.
In fact, I’ve had compulsive episodes with pornography and have found myself hurting and needing help.
With the help of clergy, counseling and most importantly the Lord’s Grace, I was told I can change and I know I can steer clear of this sin.
The tragedy in the debate regarding those who struggle with same sex attraction and most every other sexual sin, is that our culture repeats the lie of your ‘born that way’ or ‘you’re going to do it any way.’
So we pass out condoms, pretend porn is OK and encourage young people to settle for less than what God created sex to be. These lies have exploded into what is known as the rape culture on college campuses, the repeated physiological pain of loss as a sexual relationship ends, the lack of total commitment in marriage which results in a 50% divorce rate among both Christians and non-Christians, all ultimately leading to a demographic winter which we will see on a rampage in Asia as the average age approaches and tumbles past what most people would consider the retirement age.
Not to mention the explosion in oral, neck and throat cancers that directly correlate to the acceptance of introducing fluids meant for the sexual systems of the body instead into the digestive systems of the body.
The tragedy that sets those with same sex attraction apart is that most counselors will help you if one is struggling with an urge to rape, or be unfaithful, or give ones self totally to one’s spouse. There are a multitude of ways, both ethical and unethical, to help couples that are infertile.
However, the teenager who brings his concerns about same sex identity to a counselor, or even more sadly a clergyman, may be encouraged to act on those feelings.
I would argue that society loves me and wants me to grow... far more than they love anyone who has same sex attraction.
Society tells me I can change, let’s pray for those who society lies to and tells they can not.