



I pick this topic up this morning briefly (this is a great post too), as I have about once a year, because of the similar nature it has to do with a post I did years ago that still resonates with the gay marriage debate, Christian Photographer Who Refused Gay Wedding Lost Lawsuit. Our culture is at such a point today where we have utterly refused to see the Truth that before long, posts like this will be considered hate speech. It is already to a point where in Colorado you can't openly speak what the Truth of Scripture says about the homosexual lifestyle, something you haven't been able to do in Canada in a long time.

Frankly speaking, I'm tired of this country acting like the homosexual debate is a matter of civil rights, but that's what happens when we blend Truth with sin. Eventually when the state of Texas makes it legal for Gay couples to marry, as I am pretty sure all states eventually will, I hope as the post above stated, they will offer the same courtesy to a judge who refuses to perform Gay weddings due to their religious beliefs, though that judge will probably be sued. My point is basically this... I am for equality, free speech, and the freedoms this country were founded on, but don't exchange one freedom for another like they seem to have already done in Canada and elsewhere. I have the right to say homosexuality is a sin according to God's word (one that is equal with any other sin we all commit on a a daily basis, both needing of repentance), just like others have the right to say it isn't. My question is, when does openly speaking about Romans 1 become "illegal" in America?

None of this changes Paul's words in Romans. Nothing ever will. No matter how much we debate the topic in this country of whether homosexuality is a sin or not, God's words in Romans (and many other places) will never change. You can change the laws in the country, you can even put people in jail or sue them for speaking the Truth or taking a stand for their beliefs, but even if Heaven and Earth pass away, God's words will never pass away (Luke 21:33).