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And if it were a homosexual and a horse demanding a marriage license would the clerk still be persecuting someone? In your eyes? Do you see the slippery slope you are on right now?Kim Davis is guilty of persecuting homosexuals. She deserves what she's getting.
And if it were a homosexual and a horse demanding a marriage license would the clerk still be persecuting someone? In your eyes? Do you see the slippery slope you are on right now?Kim Davis is guilty of persecuting homosexuals. She deserves what she's getting.
The Christian Faith, at its heart, says 'love thy neighbor as you would be loved'. Further, judge not lest you be judged. And those without sin should cast the first stone. These are the basic tenets of the faith.And you can back that chiberish with some non chiberish? She most certianly is standing on her Christian faith.She is neither defending Christianity nor the laws of Kentucky.Are you supporting Kim Davis for her faith and for defending the laws of Kentucky? For any who are not aware of who Kim Davis is, she is the clerk who was put in jail for refusing to issue a marriage license to a same sex couple. In the State of Kentucky marriage is between a man and a woman. Are you supporting Kim Davis for standing up for her faith in Jesus Christ? Yes or no?
Her actions do not adhere to the basic tenets of Christianity. Her actions do, in fact, fly in the face of the Christian faith.
The law is that same sex marriage is legal. There is no refuting that.
So Ms. Davis' actions have nothing to do with Christianity nor adherence to the law. She is nothing more than a garden variety bigot and should be shamed as one, not celebrated or supported.
The Christian Faith, at its heart, says 'love thy neighbor as you would be loved'. Further, judge not lest you be judged. And those without sin should cast the first stone. These are the basic tenets of the faith.And you can back that chiberish with some non chiberish? She most certianly is standing on her Christian faith.She is neither defending Christianity nor the laws of Kentucky.Are you supporting Kim Davis for her faith and for defending the laws of Kentucky? For any who are not aware of who Kim Davis is, she is the clerk who was put in jail for refusing to issue a marriage license to a same sex couple. In the State of Kentucky marriage is between a man and a woman. Are you supporting Kim Davis for standing up for her faith in Jesus Christ? Yes or no?
Her actions do not adhere to the basic tenets of Christianity. Her actions do, in fact, fly in the face of the Christian faith.
The law is that same sex marriage is legal. There is no refuting that.
So Ms. Davis' actions have nothing to do with Christianity nor adherence to the law. She is nothing more than a garden variety bigot and should be shamed as one, not celebrated or supported.
Christianity is a beautiful, loving and forgiving faith.
Ms. Davis shows no understanding of those basic tenets. Rather, she is twisting and perverting the faith to seek ecumenical cover for vile bigotry.
When did it become part and parcel of faith to abandon the basic tenets in order to perpetuate fear, suspicion and hurtful stereotypes? Can what makes Christianity a faith of love and understanding and forgiveness suddenly be forgotten to accommodate bigotry? That seems more like heresy than true Christian love.
….that's funny you're saying that… while supporting "sanctuary cities"No one has the right to break the law.
Moron.And if it were a homosexual and a horse demanding a marriage license would the clerk still be persecuting someone? In your eyes? Do you see the slippery slope you are on right now?Kim Davis is guilty of persecuting homosexuals. She deserves what she's getting.
If you want to cherry pick scripture, that's your sin. Either adhere to ALLof God's laws or not.The Christian Faith, at its heart, says 'love thy neighbor as you would be loved'. Further, judge not lest you be judged. And those without sin should cast the first stone. These are the basic tenets of the faith.And you can back that chiberish with some non chiberish? She most certianly is standing on her Christian faith.She is neither defending Christianity nor the laws of Kentucky.Are you supporting Kim Davis for her faith and for defending the laws of Kentucky? For any who are not aware of who Kim Davis is, she is the clerk who was put in jail for refusing to issue a marriage license to a same sex couple. In the State of Kentucky marriage is between a man and a woman. Are you supporting Kim Davis for standing up for her faith in Jesus Christ? Yes or no?
Her actions do not adhere to the basic tenets of Christianity. Her actions do, in fact, fly in the face of the Christian faith.
The law is that same sex marriage is legal. There is no refuting that.
So Ms. Davis' actions have nothing to do with Christianity nor adherence to the law. She is nothing more than a garden variety bigot and should be shamed as one, not celebrated or supported.
Christianity is a beautiful, loving and forgiving faith.
Ms. Davis shows no understanding of those basic tenets. Rather, she is twisting and perverting the faith to seek ecumenical cover for vile bigotry.
When did it become part and parcel of faith to abandon the basic tenets in order to perpetuate fear, suspicion and hurtful stereotypes? Can what makes Christianity a faith of love and understanding and forgiveness suddenly be forgotten to accommodate bigotry? That seems more like heresy than true Christian love.
Sexual immorality is condemned in the bible. Homosexual sin is condemned in the bible. Obeying God and keeping the Word of God is not bigotry. It's holiness and without holiness? No one shall see God. Read Hebrews Chapter 10 tonight.
She would have done MORE for her faith, if she had refused to do the job, and then quit, giving up the lucrative gvt job with all the benefits, for her faith and convictions....without her forcing her Faith, on to others while being paid by the government, but via the bystanders and strangers seeing this woman of faith, giving up her riches, for the Lord....and her Faith....faith that is so sincere, that she had no fears of quitting and how she would be able to survive....because she would know, in her heart of hearts, that God would provide.When does she submit for her stoning as punishment for her adultery?She's just looking to make some coin just like most of these people who are "defending their faith". Start a gofundme and cry "help me defend my faith". Pat Robertson would approve
No, she is standing up for her faith and saying no to sin. That is what Kim Davis is doing. Even at the cost of being in jail.
Address the question in the OP or don't, idb. Do you support Kim Davis for defending her faith or don't you?
Moron.And if it were a homosexual and a horse demanding a marriage license would the clerk still be persecuting someone? In your eyes? Do you see the slippery slope you are on right now?Kim Davis is guilty of persecuting homosexuals. She deserves what she's getting.
Marriage is a state sanctioned contract between two consenting adults. This contract establishes a next of kin relationship where no such relationship previously existed. This contract melds the fortunes of two people into a new legal entity, the entity established between two individuals.
That idiotic straw an argument you proffered betrays a lack of knowledge and a mind too susceptible to stupidity and hyperbole.
Funny thing that breaking the law is considered "defending your faith". I heard Huckmadinajad say that the left supports laws they like...then proceeded to defend this lady breaking the law. Ironic as hell
Moron.And if it were a homosexual and a horse demanding a marriage license would the clerk still be persecuting someone? In your eyes? Do you see the slippery slope you are on right now?Kim Davis is guilty of persecuting homosexuals. She deserves what she's getting.
Marriage is a state sanctioned contract between two consenting adults. This contract establishes a next of kin relationship where no such relationship previously existed. This contract melds the fortunes of two people into a new legal entity, the entity established between two individuals.
That idiotic straw an argument you proffered betrays a lack of knowledge and a mind too susceptible to stupidity and hyperbole.
Yo, if you are a fag? Fine! Just keep your abnormal activity behind closed doors! There are children all over the place! You know the Democrat saying? It`s about the children? Or is that phony too!
"GTP"
she would have done MORE for her faith, if she had refused to do the job, and then quit, giving up the lucrative gvt job with all the benefits, for her faith and convictions....without her forcing her Faith, on to others while being paid by the government, but via the bystanders and strangers seeing this woman of faith, giving up her riches, for the Lord....and her Faith....faith that is so sincere, that she had no fears of quitting and how she would be able to survive....because she would know, in her heart of hearts, that God would provide.When does she submit for her stoning as punishment for her adultery?She's just looking to make some coin just like most of these people who are "defending their faith". Start a gofundme and cry "help me defend my faith". Pat Robertson would approve
No, she is standing up for her faith and saying no to sin. That is what Kim Davis is doing. Even at the cost of being in jail.
Address the question in the OP or don't, idb. Do you support Kim Davis for defending her faith or don't you?
This was a huge opportunity for her, that I believe she missed....
That shocking moment, to wake others up through humbling oneself, not aggrandizing oneself...
Like the widows and children of those religious black people that were murdered in the famous black church did, when they forgave the murderer, and did not use the bad actions of the murderer, to further an agenda.... it was humbling, it was a wake up call to what true Christians should be like...it was Christ in them...
when you take an oath of office, it is not to uphold the law as it is only before you were hired, but also all laws and rulings after you have taken your job.... you give an oath to uphold the law, regardless of any changes or new laws that come in to effect.
False assumption.If a rasta said he shouldn't be arrested for smoking weed these same people would reverse opinion and scream rule of law!
And if it were a homosexual and a horse demanding a marriage license would the clerk still be persecuting someone? In your eyes? Do you see the slippery slope you are on right now?Kim Davis is guilty of persecuting homosexuals. She deserves what she's getting.
She's just looking to make some coin just like most of these people who are "defending their faith". Start a gofundme and cry "help me defend my faith". Pat Robertson would approve
No, she is standing up for her faith and saying no to sin. That is what Kim Davis is doing. Even at the cost of being in jail.
she would have done MORE for her faith, if she had refused to do the job, and then quit, giving up the lucrative gvt job with all the benefits, for her faith and convictions....without her forcing her Faith, on to others while being paid by the government, but via the bystanders and strangers seeing this woman of faith, giving up her riches, for the Lord....and her Faith....faith that is so sincere, that she had no fears of quitting and how she would be able to survive....because she would know, in her heart of hearts, that God would provide.When does she submit for her stoning as punishment for her adultery?She's just looking to make some coin just like most of these people who are "defending their faith". Start a gofundme and cry "help me defend my faith". Pat Robertson would approve
No, she is standing up for her faith and saying no to sin. That is what Kim Davis is doing. Even at the cost of being in jail.
Address the question in the OP or don't, idb. Do you support Kim Davis for defending her faith or don't you?
This was a huge opportunity for her, that I believe she missed....
That shocking moment, to wake others up through humbling oneself, not aggrandizing oneself...
Like the widows and children of those religious black people that were murdered in the famous black church did, when they forgave the murderer, and did not use the bad actions of the murderer, to further an agenda.... it was humbling, it was a wake up call to what true Christians should be like...it was Christ in them...
when you take an oath of office, it is not to uphold the law as it was only before you were hired, but also all laws and rulings after you have taken your job.... you give an oath to uphold the law, regardless of any changes or new laws that come in to effect.
