To: Maelstrom
Post #107 shows no evidence, again. Just keep telling yourself that the billions of people that don't think just like you have a problem, and you are perfectly normal. At least I am open to the fact that I am not always right or know all the answers as I have shown in this thread. Tell your brother GOD hi when you see him, since you are the only 2 perfect people that I know.
108 posted on
05/10/2002 2:01:06 PM PDT by
THROW?
To: THROW?
Just keep telling yourself that the billions of people that don't think just like you have a problem, and you are perfectly normal. At least I am open to the fact that I am not always right or know all the answers as I have shown in this thread. Tell your brother GOD hi when you see him, since you are the only 2 perfect people that I know.
Are you still open to the idea that you're not right when you are right?
That might be grounds for necessary psychological counselling.
There is nothing wrong in not being right. However, there is something wrong in not accepting the fact when you are right. Acknowledging when someone is right on one very narrowly defined subject with respect to a specific question doesn't make that person perfect. Neither is it a reason to become upset.
I can acknowledge my mistakes when they happen. However, I believe there are some things are important enough not to back down without conclusive evidence that I'm wrong. Now that I have children, the homosexuality issue becomes very important due to the fact that it's being trained to children in elementary schools.
It wasn't as important when I was much younger, and first began my research in this area due to the frequency and persistence of homosexual advances. I had no problem with the attitude, "live and let live". That came to a crashing halt when I had children and learned that children were being presented with homosexuality as an acceptible lifestyle for the children to follow, complete with depiction, description and simulation.
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