At the implication...and "they" do xyz...implying that all do xyz....and actually my foundation is quite stable because it's not founded upon any man.
I guess I thought the thread was about giving advice on how best to contact a legislator regarding an issue toward a desired outcome.
Simply, there are christians who do not hold your point of view and they aren't any less spiritual. Shrugs.
I once had an issue with Plan B pill at the pharmacy and giving it out. I spoke with someone in the church about it who is in authority and the words given to me shocked me. I was to fulfill my job as it is a man's free will to make that choice and know that I did not cause that person to make the decision. It's a bit extreme and folks could pull another analogy of giving a suicidal person a gun...not the same, however. I think you missed the part where I said that perhaps they could be afforded the same rights while the definition of marriage remained traditional.
Hey Volver... I'm shrugging too. Especially at the bolded, that 'there are other Christians who do not hold 'my' view.
Well, why am I not surprised?
I'm standing upon the Word of God... not the unshared views of other Christians who are clearly standing upon their 'own' view and not God's Word.
We cannot play 'criss/cross' with God's order... homosexuality is a 'criss/cross of gender purpose which is outside of God's order...therefore indeed ... so is... gay marriage.
Anyone who says they are Christian and yet supports gay marriage is not stablized upon God's Word. They've chosen to disbelieve what God has ordained. No matter what reasonings they present for the support of it... God is not changing his order.
The Bible speaks clearly about homosexuality ... it is not God's will. Anyone who disagrees are actually disagreeing with God. Not me.
End of story... :Rose:
Blessings and I mean this sincerely.