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To: SeekAndFind
Actually, there’s a huge difference: 1) Christians are told to turn the other cheek and love your enemies. 2) Christians today are NOT UNIFIED like the Muslims are. I’d like to see the gay lobby try their boycott of this Muslim bakery the way they do Chick-Fil-A or Memories Pizzeria, or even sue it like they did the baker in Colorado. You’d soon have ALL Muslim organizations from CAIR to those sponsored by Saudi Arabia fighting back. There’s one word I can think of — BULLYING.

Don't forget the floweriest that they put through hell in Washington State.

4 posted on 04/03/2015 7:32:20 AM PDT by Parmy
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To: Parmy

“Christians today are NOT UNIFIED like the Muslims are.”

I honestly wish plenty of Freepers understood that point.


12 posted on 04/03/2015 7:36:19 AM PDT by Morpheus2009
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The left’s demand for Christians to turn the other cheek is disingenuous and manipulative, at the least.
For Jesus, forgiveness of a sin was granted only after the sinner acknowledged the sin, felt remorseful and promised to sin no more. These LGBTWTF folks, A) don’t think of their acts as sinful, B) are not looking for forgiveness.
They demand Christians adopt what I call the ‘Jimmy Carter School of Forgiveness’, which is to say you forgive anyone you care to, regardless of whether or not they are seeking it.
In Bible teachings, Jesus instructed his followers to give up on those who sinned and who would not heed, but turning from them and striking the dirt from one’s clothes.
This is merely a sideways attack on traditional American Values that are in the way of the coming communism.


21 posted on 04/03/2015 7:51:45 AM PDT by ArtDodger
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