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And no, I don't know. Homosexuality is neither wrong nor a sin in my book. :p |
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Very interesting article (and links) regarding homosexuality and the Fundamentalist Christian movement. Abortion is also mentioned in one of the links.
http://elroy.net/ehr/gay.html |
He is confused on one point though, sodomy is not a sin (nor the same thing in the Bible as homosexuality, it is usually referred to as sex for the purpose of idolatry).
It is an abomination, along the lines of wearing a cotton/poly blend shirt and eating shrimp, not sin. Fundies are so stupid. |
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What about not trimming the hair on the sides of your head? |
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Some abominations are very silly, like not planting different crops in the same field and leaving a specific corner of your field unharvested. How about not being able to approach the alter if you have less than perfect vision, what the hell is that about? I just like that football and my gardening gloves are an abomination too. My thinkin' is that they spent too much time in tha' desert and the sun cooked all tha' Lords good advice a bit. |
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You're all sinners, anyway. |
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The logic I've heard is this: Contraceptives and homosex (I love using this term) are counter productive to society and detrimental to the economy because they produce nothing. Without babies, families don't grow. If families don't grow, homes aren't purchased, minivans/SUVs don't sell, diaper production drops, and no fresh children go off to college to become educated and help the country. Or, something like that. The argument was backed with the mention that people that don't have children "are greedy and live their life only for pleasure" when it is obvious that people need to produce for the good of mankind, the future of the economy, and the good of the country. This father of two underlined that it is important for everyone to "give back" to the world by having children and not live with just one's own interests in mind. None of his argument had any mention of religion, nor is he a religious person. It hurt my head. |
Selfish Procreators
Yes, I'm glad my parents "had" me, but I think there are many, many people who have children only to satisfy themselves, to make themselves feel wanted, needed, and loved. It's selfish, by any measure. Problem is, as the world's population increases every second, it's only in "Western" countries that practice contraception and abortion that have a very low birth rate (America, for example). That's why we need people from other countries to do the shit work for us. Ozzie & Harriet and Ward & June are alive and well, but they are now a much smaller cohort in the population.
But here's my main point: There is no benefit to this world from adding yet another consumer. It's what you "do" with your life that counts. If all you leave behind is a trail or receipts for all the shit you purchased, hooray for you, but you've not really contributed to making the world a better or more informed or interesting place. The nuclear families, especially the ones I see around where I live, don't contribute shit to our world. |
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The best they can do is specify that it's only ok if not for fun, which would include homo sex and hetro sex using birth control. :rolleyes: |
Blogger in rural Ohio finds it impossible to get emergency contraception pill
Nobody in the county hospital would prescribe it unless she said she was raped. |
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