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And what will be the next attack to come, otherwise when the barn door is flung wide open in these new ways ?Forcing people to do things against their will and violating their religion is ALL freedom is about here in America.
If you don't want to sell to gays, don't engage in an job that requires it. I'd give the same advice to someone whose religion prevents them from killing any animal working at a slaughterhouse. Or someone who can't work on Sunday trying to get into the NFL.
When your religion and your job don't mesh, find a job that does.
Could their choices made in life, be the same thing as a person making a religious choice in life ? If so then why does it only work in one way for you, but not in the other for another ? The gay figures his or her choice made for themselves in life is right, and that their choice should be honored, but they are not affording that same right to another who has decided that their choice to be Christian in life is also right, and that it should be also honored in life. The thing is, how does America fix this situation ? The government attacking and trampling on the rights of Christianity is not the solution at all. What a mess!Forcing people to do things against their will and violating their religion is ALL freedom is about here in America.
If you don't want to sell to gays, don't engage in an job that requires it. I'd give the same advice to someone whose religion prevents them from killing any animal working at a slaughterhouse. Or someone who can't work on Sunday trying to get into the NFL.
When your religion and your job don't mesh, find a job that does.
If your religion and the store you want shop at don't mesh, find another store.
Um, gays aren't being rejected from a store because of their religion.
Try again.
Attacking? Isn't that a tad...hysterical? Nobody is attacking anyone here, last time I checked. I am an atheist. I just can't stand men butt screwing each other and whatnot pretending that somehow, magically, you get enough lawyers and bitch and whine loud long and hard, people are just going to accept THAT it's the same as man and woman making love and having children, and need marriage and respect. Nope. Dream on, dream on.And what will be the next attack to come, otherwise when the barn door is flung wide open in these new ways ?Forcing people to do things against their will and violating their religion is ALL freedom is about here in America.
If you don't want to sell to gays, don't engage in an job that requires it. I'd give the same advice to someone whose religion prevents them from killing any animal working at a slaughterhouse. Or someone who can't work on Sunday trying to get into the NFL.
When your religion and your job don't mesh, find a job that does.
. I just can't stand men butt screwing each otherForcing people to do things against their will and violating their religion is ALL freedom is about here in America.
If you don't want to sell to gays, don't engage in an job that requires it. I'd give the same advice to someone whose religion prevents them from killing any animal working at a slaughterhouse. Or someone who can't work on Sunday trying to get into the NFL.
When your religion and your job don't mesh, find a job that does.
And that explains you entirely.
Why you would care how anyone else is having sex- or why you would wonder how people getting married have sex just explains who you are.
And what will be the next attack to come, otherwise when the barn door is flung wide open in these new ways ?Forcing people to do things against their will and violating their religion is ALL freedom is about here in America.
If you don't want to sell to gays, don't engage in an job that requires it. I'd give the same advice to someone whose religion prevents them from killing any animal working at a slaughterhouse. Or someone who can't work on Sunday trying to get into the NFL.
When your religion and your job don't mesh, find a job that does.
Forcing people to do things against their will and violating their religion is ALL freedom is about here in America.
If you don't want to sell to gays, don't engage in an job that requires it. I'd give the same advice to someone whose religion prevents them from killing any animal working at a slaughterhouse. Or someone who can't work on Sunday trying to get into the NFL.
When your religion and your job don't mesh, find a job that does.
And what will be the next attack to come, otherwise when the barn door is flung wide open in these new ways ?
Attacking? Isn't that a tad...hysterical? Nobody is attacking anyone here, last time I checked. I am an atheist. I just can't stand men butt screwing each other and whatnot pretending that somehow, magically, you get enough lawyers and bitch and whine loud long and hard, people are just going to accept THAT it's the same as man and woman making love and having children, and need marriage and respect. Nope. Dream on, dream on.
[So your conclusion is then that the argument is straw reasoning: "Straw man" is one of the best-named fallacies, because it is memorable and vividly illustrates the nature of the fallacy. Imagine a fight in which one of the combatants sets up a man of straw, attacks it, then proclaims victory. All the while, the real opponent stands by untouched.
The conclusion is that you made up the 'natural law of marriage', pulled sideways out of your ass, based on your own relativistic assumptions. And you've offered us nothing but your own relativistic assumptions to back up your made up 'natural law of marriage'.
With your assumption debunked by one simple fact: there is no marriage in nature.
The 1st Element of Reality said:So the reasoning is that of straw?
Now the reasoning asserts that human physiology is comprised of two genders?
Are you coming to reject that fact?
The 2nd Element or Reality said:The reasoning further asserts that the two respective genders are designed specifically to join with the other?
Are you coming to reject that fact?
The 3rd Element of Reality said:The reasoning further asserts the the emotional nature of the respective genders compliment the other.
Are you coming to reject that fact?
The 4th Element of Reality said:The reasoning further asserts that the physical and emotional joining common to the purpose of distinct genders; wherein two bodies join into one sustainable body, that such represents the design standard as nature intended, thus the natural standard of the joining of two bodies into one legally recognized body, which is OKA: Marriage.
Now... are you coming to reject that fact?
W.R.McKeys said:Oh! So Natural Law is straw reasoning. Wouldn't Locke be shocked to learn that?
There's no 'natural law of marriage'. You made that up.
Well ok... Let's you and I break it down, shall we... (Reader you can go on to bed, as Skylar will now become OBSESSED with something else... ANYTHING ELSE, except this discussion.)
Again, your 'reader' is just you talking to yourself. ...
W.R. McKeys said:Now, the reasoning asserts that human physiology is comprised of two genders?
Are you coming to reject that fact?
W.R. McKeys said:The reasoning further asserts that the two respective genders are designed specifically to join with the other?
Are you coming to reject that fact?
W.R. McKeys said:The reasoning further asserts that the emotional nature of the respective genders compliment the other.
Are you coming to reject that fact?
W.R. McKeys said:The reasoning further asserts that the physical and emotional joining common to the purpose of distinct genders; wherein two bodies join into one sustainable body, that such represents the design standard as nature intended, thus the natural standard of the joining of two bodies into one legally recognized body, which is OKA: Marriage.
There is no marriage in nature.
The conclusion is that you made up the 'natural law of marriage'
[So your conclusion is then that the argument is straw reasoning: "Straw man" is one of the best-named fallacies, because it is memorable and vividly illustrates the nature of the fallacy. Imagine a fight in which one of the combatants sets up a man of straw, attacks it, then proclaims victory. All the while, the real opponent stands by untouched.
The conclusion is that you made up the 'natural law of marriage', pulled sideways out of your ass, based on your own relativistic assumptions. And you've offered us nothing but your own relativistic assumptions to back up your made up 'natural law of marriage'.
With your assumption debunked by one simple fact: there is no marriage in nature.
The 1st Element of Reality said:So the reasoning is that of straw?
Now the reasoning asserts that human physiology is comprised of two genders?
Are you coming to reject that fact?
The 2nd Element or Reality said:The reasoning further asserts that the two respective genders are designed specifically to join with the other?
Are you coming to reject that fact?
The 3rd Element of Reality said:The reasoning further asserts the the emotional nature of the respective genders compliment the other.
Are you coming to reject that fact?
The 4th Element of Reality said:The reasoning further asserts that the physical and emotional joining common to the purpose of distinct genders; wherein two bodies join into one sustainable body, that such represents the design standard as nature intended, thus the natural standard of the joining of two bodies into one legally recognized body, which is OKA: Marriage.
Now... are you coming to reject that fact?
W.R.McKeys said:Oh! So Natural Law is straw reasoning. Wouldn't Locke be shocked to learn that?
There's no 'natural law of marriage'. You made that up.
Well ok... Let's you and I break it down, shall we... (Reader you can go on to bed, as Skylar will now become OBSESSED with something else... ANYTHING ELSE, except this discussion.)
Again, your 'reader' is just you talking to yourself. ...
W.R. McKeys said:Now, the reasoning asserts that human physiology is comprised of two genders?
Are you coming to reject that fact?
W.R. McKeys said:The reasoning further asserts that the two respective genders are designed specifically to join with the other?
Are you coming to reject that fact?
W.R. McKeys said:The reasoning further asserts that the emotional nature of the respective genders compliment the other.
Are you coming to reject that fact?
W.R. McKeys said:The reasoning further asserts that the physical and emotional joining common to the purpose of distinct genders; wherein two bodies join into one sustainable body, that such represents the design standard as nature intended, thus the natural standard of the joining of two bodies into one legally recognized body, which is OKA: Marriage.
There is no marriage in nature.
But a church is nothing more than the sum of its parts: individual Christians. And they have ALREADY BEEN forced to accomodate "gay weddings".Keys, adorably, believes he is an authority. Next. No church in its private capacity will be forced to marry folks. The cult of hetero-fascism fails yet again.
But a church is nothing more than the sum of its parts: individual Christians. And they have ALREADY BEEN forced to accomodate "gay weddings".Keys, adorably, believes he is an authority. Next. No church in its private capacity will be forced to marry folks. The cult of hetero-fascism fails yet again.
What you're trying to sell is similar to saying this: "The Constitution guarantees freedom of religion for America, but just not individual Americans.."
You only are saying that, and you are wrong as usual, Sil. No, no church has been forced to hold a wedding.But a church is nothing more than the sum of its parts: individual Christians. And they have ALREADY BEEN forced to accomodate "gay weddings".Keys, adorably, believes he is an authority. Next. No church in its private capacity will be forced to marry folks. The cult of hetero-fascism fails yet again.
What you're trying to sell is similar to saying this: "The Constitution guarantees freedom of religion for America, but just not individual Americans.."
But a church is nothing more than the sum of its parts: individual Christians. And they have ALREADY BEEN forced to accomodate "gay weddings".Keys, adorably, believes he is an authority. Next. No church in its private capacity will be forced to marry folks. The cult of hetero-fascism fails yet again.
What you're trying to sell is similar to saying this: "The Constitution guarantees freedom of religion for America, but just not individual Americans.."
You only are saying that, and you are wrong as usual, Sil. No, no church has been forced to hold a wedding.
Deflection does not help. No church has been forced to marry anyone. Show us one, please. Also post on CDZ.You only are saying that, and you are wrong as usual, Sil. No, no church has been forced to hold a wedding.
I'm sorry, does the Constitution discuss freedom of religion or freedom of "church"?
One implies the other, since lots of religion happens,.....................................................wait for it,.................................................in churches.You only are saying that, and you are wrong as usual, Sil. No, no church has been forced to hold a wedding.
I'm sorry, does the Constitution discuss freedom of religion or freedom of "church"?