DragonLord Seth said:
I'm sorry, are you thinking of the animals that go through a sex change? Because I have never heard of gay animals other than the whole gay penguin bullshit.
May I point out to you that you're using the internet, the single most powerful communications and learning tool every devise? If you've never heard of something, it takes all of a few clicks to remedy that. Do your research.
He created the concept of heterosexual sex, and some idiots got skullfucked in the womb and decided that they liked it from the same sex. Ok I know it's never said in the Bible that it's wrong, but fuck it, it's FUBAR and gays should go burn on a ****** (that is technically a burning stick, I'm guessing it came to mean gays as they were burned at the stake (?)).
You know, I'm religious too, but you don't see me telling people to go burn just because my personal beliefs say something is wrong (for the record I've got no problem whatsoever with gays, as far as I'm concerned if God has a problem with it, that's his jurisdiction, not mine). You don't have to like it, you don't have to be okay with it, but you should at least try to be respectful about it.
Asuka Soryu said:
Actually I was kind of thinking that too.

Must just be the lighting in the picture, the hair looks sort of blonde.
meryatathagres said:
Except you're not a christian. Or at least not a follower of Christ and his new covenant. Please study your leviticus harder, especially before you next time eat leavened bread (thats most bread).
That's pretty much just it. Leviticus also says that eating shellfish is evil, as is wearing clothes made of more than one type of material, as are men with long hair or women with short hair. Religious or not, the Bible is a translation of a translation of a translation of a translation of a translation.... of a collection of ancient texts written by humans. Not everything in it is going to be undeniable truth.
Knight Templar said:
No, no it isn't.
It was around before and apart from the religious concept of marriage, and all the legal benefits of marriage have nothing to do with religion.
The religious aspect is secondary, even today.
I'm not going to argue which one should take predominance over the other, but you have a very good point - it's as I've said before, marriage from a legal standpoint and marriage from a religious standpoint should be two separate entities. No, I don't expect the church to sanction gay marriage, as it would go against its doctrine. The doctrine of the government, however, is supposed to remain secular, and I can therefor not think of one good reason why it should be illegal.