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Court's ruling in funeral protest case restates First Amendment principles
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Here is my take on this. This organization is extremely hipocritical. The purpose in most organized religion is to provide a sense of morality. These guys claim to be doing "gods will" all the while doing so in the most immoral way possible. Even more to the point, doesnt the bible state that god loves everyone? Would that not include the very people they are protesting against? If the afterlife is as they describe then I guess I will see them all in hell cause that is were they will be too. Nothing burns my ass like disrespectful pomegranate like this. Being former military myself, I am not proud of everything I did while "in defense of our nation", but I did it and understand that others still do it for the same reasons. It doesnt make us bad people or "siners". Each of us does what we believe to be the right thing to do. If I die and find myself standing before god to be judged, when he asks why I did what I did, my responce will be that I lived my life to the best of my ability and did what I thought was right at the time. If god truely loves us all he will not "send anyone to hell" for the reasons these jackasses seem to have a problem with. Also I would challenge anyone of them to point out exactly where in the bible it says, "thou shalt not have relations with thyn same sex". I dont do that myself, but in the same breath I dont care if anyone else does either. If thats your choice then so be it. I choose to like or dislike based on the person not sexual orientation.
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Court's ruling in funeral protest case restates First Amendment principles - by kanevaldier - 2011-03-03, 03:29 PM

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