Pastor Dave wrote:
1) There is absolutely zero proof that homosexuals are
born that way. Zero. No "gay gene" has ever been
found.
True, there is no proof. But there is no proof God and Christ exist
but that doesn't mean they never did or don't. There is no
proof that the Bible is true, but that doesn't mean it isn't.
There is no proof that the words you spew are God's words unless they
are quoted from original text as opposed to your relgious/religion's
interpretation or translation of them.
2) Even if someone is born with something, that does
not mean by default that that something is a good thing
that should be respected.
Well, you have used a pronoun "something". The word "something" is
vague and its use of the word by you is no help to anyone.
You have not defined what is good or bad and why the world should view
something as good or bad from your perspective or their perspective.
Babies are born addicted to crack and can't help that.
Yes, you are correct. As a result of a heterosexual relationship,
women in adverse conditions such as prostitution and drug addiction are
often left with no options such as abortion or financial assistance to
get help to have a healthy baby. The religious communities around the
world spend billions of dollars in litigation and fighting legislation
over same sex marriage and
legislation that will decriminalize homosexuality instead of those
religious groups spending those billions of dollars helping
heterosexual, women, men and children in poor countries and rich,
addicted to drugs, alcohol or any number of horrible problems like
poverty, stavation and disease.
Should we legalize crack?
I don't know, but would there be more using it than if it was illegal?
Far more interesting to me is why any heterosexual man, woman or child
would even consider doing such a thing as taking
horrible drugs when the world is theirs for the taking?
Babies are born with all kinds of defects. Does that
make the defects a plus?
Again, no examples of what defects you are talking about?
Some people with handicaps are able to make a more meaningful
contribution to the world in the eyes of society than someone with all
of their faculities who spews hate.
Pastor Dave Raymond
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