Another Ruling for Equality (Page 2): http://www.wouldjesusdiscriminate.org/biblical_evidence/born

moldyoldy

http://www.wouldjesusdiscriminate.org/biblical_evidence/born_gay.html

cesspool jones Loc: atlanta

moldyoldy wrote:

It was fine selling them flowers before, but once the word wedding came up, then the florist decided that there was a problem. Where was the outrage before? Where was the judgement before?

look up the 7 Sacrements, d#ckhead!

PaulPisces Loc: San Francisco

no propaganda please wrote:

A Muslim would only sell a homosexual flowers after he had made sure the homosexual was singing soprano castrato.

Oh NPP...there's nothing sexual at all about a castrato, one way or the other!!!!!
But Handel sure did like the way they sing.

PaulPisces Loc: San Francisco

the waker wrote:

That is true, but at the same time are we not crea... (show quote)

Waker - I am a staunch pacifist. Should I be able to reduce the amount of Federal taxes I pay by a percentage equal to what our wars cost as part of the national expenditures? I don't bellyache about that. I pay my taxes. As I have said before, the price of entry into Democracy is that we must sometimes accept things with which our personal beliefs do not completely align. The florist, as an example, is perfectly free to not do wedding flowers. What she cannot do is wedding flowers for some and not for others based on her personal beliefs. That is called discrimination, and has not place in a peaceful, civil world.

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

cesspool jones wrote:

look up the 7 Sacrements, d#ckhead!

Respectively, The Seven 'Sacraments.'

Docadhoc Loc: Elsewhere

PaulPisces wrote:

Oh NPP...there's nothing sexual at all about a castrato, one way or the other!!!!!
But Handel sure did like the way they sing.

One thing for sure, once the procedure is complete there certainly is nothing sexual.

Docadhoc Loc: Elsewhere

PaulPisces wrote:

Waker - I am a staunch pacifist. Should I be able... (show quote)

But you can't accept a religious based exception? Seems like a double standard.

To this person it appears that selling to homosexuals is acceptable but not when it is seen as a validation against God's law.

It is a thin line. It would seem that by doing this floral arrangement the proprioter felt it was such a validation.

But you cannot accept that. Therein lay the hypocrisy.

moldyoldy

slatten49 wrote:

Respectively, The Seven 'Sacraments.'

Cesspool is full of the seven excrements.

moldyoldy

Docadhoc wrote:

But you can't accept a religious based exception? Seems like a double standard.

To this person it appears that selling to homosexuals is acceptable but not when it is seen as a validation against God's law.

It is a thin line. It would seem that by doing this floral arrangement the proprioter felt it was such a validation.

But you cannot accept that. Therein lay the hypocrisy.

Hypocrisy is being selective in when you choose to follow your so called religion.

Docadhoc Loc: Elsewhere

moldyoldy wrote:

Hypocrisy is being selective in when you choose to follow your so called religion.

Since you have none you are unqualified to comment.

Oh, forgive me. You have the right to comment. You just don't know what you're talking about.

PaulPisces Loc: San Francisco

Docadhoc wrote:

Since you have none you are unqualified to comment.

Oh, forgive me. You have the right to comment. You just don't know what you're talking about.

What a fourth-grade bit of bullshit!
Rather than address the issue you summarily dismiss the opposing side as unqualified. You have been watching Trump too much.

Docadhoc Loc: Elsewhere

PaulPisces wrote:

What a fourth-grade bit of bullshit!
Rather than address the issue you summarily dismiss the opposing side as unqualified. You have been watching Trump too much.

No, I'be come to accept that people like you have no room for any opinions other than your own. You cry tolerance and reject everything you disagree with. You say your right to marry someone of the same sex should be respected nut refuse to respect someone right to their religious convictions. If it pleases you, it should be respected. If it doesn't please you, you reject it. It's called the big me, little you syndrome.

There is no point in discussing anything with a brick,especially when the brick is powerless to do more than posture.

dillybar

Just post a sign which reads: "We reserve the rght to refuse service"! 😑✌🇺🇸😑

no propaganda please Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun

Docadhoc wrote:

But you can't accept a religious based exception? Seems like a double standard.

To this person it appears that selling to homosexuals is acceptable but not when it is seen as a validation against God's law.

It is a thin line. It would seem that by doing this floral arrangement the proprioter felt it was such a validation.

But you cannot accept that. Therein lay the hypocrisy.

The florist and the caterer who refuse to service a same sex wedding do so, not because they hate same sex attracted people, but they know that participating in a sin such as same sex unions is validating that sin and they would also be sinning if they did so. Why the LGBTQ activists refuse to understand the difference between treating the individual homosexual with respect and celebrating by participating in his sin are entirely different acts is just because of political pull not common sense.

no propaganda please Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun

moldyoldy wrote:

http://www.wouldjesusdiscriminate.org/biblical_evidence/born_gay.html

There is no evidence that a person is born with a same sex attraction. Even the epigenetic research shows no evidence of major influence, and no gene has ever been found that makes someone same sex attracted. thank goodness for that because the thousands of people who have gone through a same sex attracted period but have ultimately become opposite sex attracted would be proof that it does happen regularly.