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Ain't no homos going to make it to heaven

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So if YOU believe in the Bible, YOU can know if I am going to heaven? That is pretty remarkable.
Apparently so, just as long as your not a homo.
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So if YOU believe in the Bible, YOU can know if I am going to heaven? That is pretty remarkable.

 

The one reason I hate debating or discussing on here. That was not what I said or meant. I even stated not that we know who individually will go but that we have a good idea how to get there and how not to.

 

I'll even recopy it for you: Not that we know "who" individually will go, but we are told how to get there and what not to do to lose it.

 

That is all I said.

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The one reason I hate debating or discussing on here. That was not what I said or meant. I even stated not that we know who individually will go but that we have a good idea how to get there and how not to.

 

I'll even recopy it for you: Not that we know "who" individually will go, but we are told how to get there and what not to do to lose it.

 

That is all I said.

 

I hear what you are saying about the intent of a message posted.

 

However, the bigger issue here is this is hate speech and adults are teaching it to children. Put it this way, go out on the street and call someone a homo and then assault them and see what happens to you vs. just assaulting them. Hate crime vs. probably a misdemeanor crime. Years in prison vs. slap on the wrist.

I hear what you are saying about the intent of a message posted.

 

However, the bigger issue here is this is hate speech and adults are teaching it to children. Put it this way, go out on the street and call someone a homo and then assault them and see what happens to you vs. just assaulting them. Hate crime vs. probably a misdemeanor crime. Years in prison vs. slap on the wrist.

 

So then you are saying that Biblical/Religional beliefs when vocalized are Hate speech?

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So then you are saying that Biblical/Religional beliefs when vocalized are Hate speech?

 

I don't want to throw out a blanket hate label but what I saw on that video is absolutely hate speech.

I don't want to throw out a blanket hate label but what I saw on that video is absolutely hate speech.

 

Had the kid walked into a Gay Bar and said that, I could lean your way. The fact he was at Church/Service event, I just cant see it.

Had the kid walked into a Gay Bar and said that, I could lean your way. The fact he was at Church/Service event, I just cant see it.

 

Hate speech is not dependent on where it is said. It makes it more reprehensible, in my opinion, to have it uttered in church.

 

There is a way to disagree with homosexuality that s not hate speech. This isn't it. Certainly, the is learned behavior and not innate.

So then you are saying that Biblical/Religional beliefs when vocalized are Hate speech?

 

How they are portrayed certainly can be. See the Westboro Baptist Church for an example.

Why is a child that young, being exposed to the question of Homosexuality? Or Heterosexuality for that matter?

I guess what I found most disturbing is CHURCH GOERS cheering about ANYONE (gay or not) not going to heaven. Shouldn't TRUE Godly people hope everyone can make it to heaven and feel sympathy (rather than applause) for those they believe will not make it????

I guess what I found most disturbing is CHURCH GOERS cheering about ANYONE (gay or not) not going to heaven. Shouldn't TRUE Godly people hope everyone can make it to heaven and feel sympathy (rather than applause) for those they believe will not make it????

 

Good point

Jesus tries and tries to get inside churches like this,but they never let him in.:idunno:

I'm sure the thought of churchgoers applauding people not making it to heaven just warms the heart of Jesus.

There is a way to disagree with homosexuality that s not hate speech. This isn't it.

 

100% on the money.

Why is a child that young, being exposed to the question of Homosexuality? Or Heterosexuality for that matter?

 

He is forced to watch HGTV?

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