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Created on: October 06, 2007
How "Christian" is it to persecute children because of the preferences of it's parents? Any "Christian" who would seek to do so is an evil, narrow minded, intolerant bigot and serves only to reinforce my antipathy towards organised religion.
A person's sexual orientation is not something they choose, it is the way they are made, if you like it is the way "God" made them. Provided that the parent is caring and loving they have as much right to be a parent as anyone.
Scriptures are written by people, and those people use the forum to display their own bigotry. Homosexuality has been around forever but it has been suppressed by those who have an interest in promoting the traditional family unit. This is done to facilitate the control of the masses and a repression of free thinking.
I am not gay, the thought of a physical relationship with another man has no appeal for me but I do understand that this is exactly the same feeling that a gay man would have for a woman. Having said this I cannot justify preventing anyone else from holding his or her own views and feelings.
In this particular argument the person who is discriminated against is the child and there is no dusty old piece of paper, so called religious law or text that can possibly make that a right and just course of action.
It would be far better if religious based schools were abolished, so that kids could grow up without having their minds warped.
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