Ted Cruz Says SCOTUS 'Clearly Wrong' to Legalize Gay Marriage

Bible says you shouldn't commit sins, and using your labor to help someone commit a sin would be wrong also. Just like baking a cake for a swingers convention would be helping someone commit a sin, ot baking a cake for porn convention, or using your labor to help any other person to do something that would be considered a sin.

I'm not ruling anyone out, I'm applying this standard across the board. If it's a sin, the bible says you should not be a part of it.
Marriage and attending conventions are not sins. They are entittlesd to believe that sex outside of marriage to one person of the opposit sex is a sin. However, you are not entittled to decide for others what is acceptable behavior, and you are not being forced to participate unless they rip off your clothes and jump your bones. Sin is a primitive concept born of fear and superstition intended by those in power to control others, particularly women.
 
Same horseshit different post. Gays will get married and swingers will have conventions with or without tye damned cake. A of them will have their preferred type of sex with or without the cake. Wghoever providesa cake is not participating in or facilitating the sex act. I am really getting tired of this game
I too am tired of it, because I can only think of so many ways to say the same things, it's getting repetitive.
 
Marriage and attending conventions are not sins. They are entittlesd to believe that sex outside of marriage to one person of the opposit sex is a sin. However, you are not entittled to decide for others what is acceptable behavior, and you are not being forced to participate unless they rip off your clothes and jump your bones. Sin is a primitive concept born of fear and superstition intended by those in power to control others, particularly women.
Marriage and attending conventions are not sins.

Gay marriage and a swingers convention would be sins, according to the Bible.

However, you are not entittled to decide for others what is acceptable behavior,

They are not deciding what is acceptable for anyone, they are deciding what us acceptable for themselves, and that us refusing to help someone else commit a sin.

Sin is a primitive concept born of fear and superstition intended by those in power to control others, particularly women.

There is more evidence of your anti religion stance.
 
:laugh2: :laugh2::laugh2: I doubt that your bible says anything about "gay marriage, " and I'm pretty damned sure that it does not say anything about "swingers conventions". That is somewhere between stupid and hilarious!
Don't be disingenuous. The bible speaks against homosexuality, and it also speaks of having sex outside of marriage, adultery, fornication.
 
Sin is a clever invention by men inorder to control women, children and others with guilt and fear of the unknown.
Ok, you believe that, but you do realize that hundreds of millions of people across the world believe in a God,.or a religion of some sort. Everyone has their own concept of sin. It's apparent others do not believe it's man made.
 
Don't be disingenuous. The bible speaks against homosexuality, and it also speaks of having sex outside of marriage, adultery, fornication.
You should know by now how much I don't give a shit. But the fact remains that marriage and sex are two different things. So the bakers hissy fit about participating in a sin does not hold water.
 
You should know by now how much I don't give a shit. But the fact remains that marriage and sex are two different things. So the bakers hissy fit about participating in a sin does not hold water.
You should know by now how much I don't give a shit
So the bakers hissy fit about participating in a sin does not hold water.

The first quote is the reason why you made the second quote. To you it doesn't matter because you don't care about anyone else's rights and freedoms, only your own. Those pesky religious freedoms are just stupid stuff coming from people who believe in some fairy tale. Do I have that about right? I'm pretty sure I do.

Thankfully, the founders, many of whom were Christians themselves, decided that people had a right to practice the religion of their choice.
 
So what?. That negations nothing that I have said
Of course not. There's no convincing you. You've already made it clear, more than once, that religious freedoms are irrelevant to you, you don't even consider them. There is nothing anyone could ever say that would make you change your mind. I realize that, which makes this entire conversation pointless, really.
 
Of course not. There's no convincing you. You've already made it clear, more than once, that religious freedoms are irrelevant to you, you don't even consider them. There is nothing anyone could ever say that would make you change your mind. I realize that, which makes this entire conversation pointless, really.
The same is true of you. I agree. There is no point. But for the record, you are grossly misrepresenting me when you say that religious freedoms are irrelevant to me. As much as I think that religion does more harm than good, I support the right of everyone to practice their religion free of fear for doing so BUT-and the big BUT that you don't get is that they must excercise that freedom without encroaching on the freedome of others-including the freedom to be free FROM religion and to not have religion weilded at them as a weapon or as an excuse to discriminate
 

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