Would You Attend a Same Sex Wedding?
Usually this people are 'straight' ones, that sometimes 'bend.'Like a living walking Jurrasic Park?
Are you Actively Pomoting your Hub?
Or Just the Fact that you hope to benefit from the Subject matter; which clearly you struggle to comprehend, if you feel a need to install terms!LOL
I have been to church, "just to please a friend."
What a shame you do not value friendship the same way I do. It might make you a better person.
I too was picked on when I was young and cute - and was not given the chance to say "no."
Fortunately - I am able to tell the difference between "gay" and "child molester."
And I would suspect there are no more or less homosexual people around than there always has been - but you go ahead and convince yourself that things are much much worse than they used to be and it is all the fault of the liberals,
Why not? It's not like I'd have to go with them on their honeymoon...
I am suprised that with such a biased opinion; that you have neglected to state that you Would Attend such an event; If you were the product of a same sex relationship
hahahah... I would prefer going there and enjoy the event.. for me it is the partyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy...........partyyyyyy time!!!!! So I am not gonna miss it anyway
Yep.. That too Earnest
Now you know that's a pointless question. Religion is everywhere. Whether you, I or anyone else likes it or not
drinks on me!!Party time Friday night!
I agree
- shazwellynposted 14 years ago
0 Yes, especially if one or both of them are my close friends
.TK stop chewing forum bones ... one of these days one will get stuck in your mouth
As for the OP - I don't mind whether you're naturally homophobic, it's just your personal opinion (that same sex marriages don't fit into the 'ideal' of what marriage is or should be about) or if it's because you're religious and it goes againts the teachings of your faith. Or some other reason.
Each to their own.
As for me, yes I would attend a same sex wedding, happily so.Amanda everything is allowed, this is planet earth. Narrow minded religious bigots like me will die off in another 30 or 40 years and then entire planet will be brave new Sodom. No one to ask questions like this.
A bitter pill to swallow yeah... sometimes we need to especially when it calls for it...
Happy Birthday UW, hehehe your older by a year already but still witty as ever, hehehe guess what is my birthday present to you...
- sneakorocksolidposted 14 years ago0
That's a hopelessly Well thought out perspective isn't it
Shows how Much you would do for a friend (being a caring christian and all) 
Then I will Answer You This Way:
The burden of 'Winning Souls' as you arrogantly put it; starts by 'winning' your own! If you consider that is your role in life then I would suggest that you check your temperature
Your Perspective is badly Flawed. A well balanced perspective on life is not one that tilts one particular way, or is supported with the cowardness of justification at the expense of reality.
Sort out your balance first... as your alleged gay friendship is one of bias towards your tilt. If you have no comprehension of the meaning of friendship; then you have a great deal of work to do on your soul.
I do not recall calling you a hypocrite! I believe I had pointed out errors of your statement (you know..abit like proofreading)
As far as you worrying about my need to expand my knowledge; thanks, but you really need to accept my 'christian' offering here.. with the free advice I am offering you! Your need exceeds my own
My knowledge of religion and life may well be far superior than your own!
Have you considered the possibility of that point?Boy, talk about arrogance.
Well, the Bible also says not to argue with fools, so I guess I'm done wasting my time here.Do you "win" many souls with this approach?
NO... Sorry I'm Not A Boy.. Tadpole!
I can assure you I am not being arrogant; If I choose to be arrogant in making a point to you; I'm sure that you would feel as if your landing gear had been violated, rather than your ignorance!
I am merely demon-strating to a homophobic.. that you get what you give! Was it good for you Tadpole?
Yes Yes Yes..the bible also reccommends that you 'Turn the Other Cheek'... perhaps by following that advice.. you will appreciate Your Gay Relationships from a more subserviant position
The words you are looking for are "judgmental hypocrite."
You think Almighty God is looking down with a little book.
1. Went to gay friends wedding. Tick
2. Ate Shrimp at said wedding. Tick
3. Took the name of the Lord in vain after drinking too much. Tick
4. Hugged gay friends and wished them well. Double Tick
Yup - going to hell. Too bad - otherwise such a loving christian.
- ralwusposted 14 years ago0
I would attend a same sex marriage, in fact been there and did that already.
Amanda, Wikipedia actually has a pretty helpful run down on the subject: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bible_ … osexuality
It covers both passages that are considered to prohibit homosexual relations, and some that can be construed to support them, including that whole thing with David and Jonathan.- Am I dead, yet?posted 14 years ago0
- bloodnlatexposted 14 years ago0
- poetlorraineposted 14 years ago0
- Crazdwriterposted 14 years ago0
Friends are friends and friendship is a two way thing; irrespective of race, religion, age, sexual orientation or gender.
Sadly; some fool themselves that friendship should be measured by a 'What's in it for me?' perspective. By taking that stance; one misses out on one of the most precious things in life; that of true friendship, that spans a lifetime.Get real, if your friend invited you to deal in drugs or commit murder would you not draw a line?
You would ... right?omg haha
they want to get married. those, those fiends.
Because he's defending his whole person against bullsh*t, TK. And he's right about his inherent definition of 'a man.' Why, I'd bet even gay guys have balls (just like chicks), whereas some men, figuratively, do not.
Is this anti-woman, Friendlyword?
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Yes, I'd go to a same sex wedding. I used to go to gay clubs, too. haha (true.)
I respect anyone's right to their religious beliefs, until it translates into bigotry. I actually thought Mr. Caba was different...I guess not. I perhaps see some of these things as somewhat ordained by age and culture (homophobia, basically), and taking that into consideration, end up having empathy for them as people and their lack of knowledge. That doesn't excuse it, however.
BEST ANSWER YET ....
Absolutely why not. Free country last time I checked, but you would never know it sometimes!
Yes I would. I've attended a commitment ceremony, it was beautiful
I would love to attend a same sex wedding.- sneakorocksolidposted 14 years ago0
- ralwusposted 14 years ago0
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