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User avatar #11 - calawesome (07/12/2013) [-]
Fun fact I just found out: Jesus said some people are are born gay, and it's not a choice.

Spread the love fellow junkers.
User avatar #40 to #11 - teamrocketninja (07/12/2013) [-]
Prove it fool. Tell us where.
User avatar #41 to #40 - calawesome (07/12/2013) [-]
It has to do with a mistranslation about ' ******** . Jesus speaks about the three types of ****** , one being the ****** who chooses to be so for God, ie Priests and such, the ****** forced to be, ie those castrated, and the ****** born. Many think it has to do with men born without testicles, but it avtually has to do with the fact that in ancient hebrew, ****** was used to describe effeminate and those less 'masculine' than others, ie gays.
User avatar #43 to #41 - teamrocketninja (07/12/2013) [-]
Can you find the actual passage? Id be interested in reading it.
User avatar #44 to #43 - calawesome (07/12/2013) [-]
I can give you a link to the page where it's discussed?
User avatar #46 to #44 - teamrocketninja (07/12/2013) [-]
Please do.
User avatar #47 to #46 - calawesome (07/12/2013) [-]
did you get it?
User avatar #48 to #47 - teamrocketninja (07/12/2013) [-]
Uh... I dont think so? Can you just post it here?
User avatar #49 to #48 - calawesome (07/12/2013) [-]
You need to login to view this link

I tried to message you with it.
User avatar #51 to #49 - teamrocketninja (07/12/2013) [-]
Interesting. The wording is rather vague though...
User avatar #52 to #51 - calawesome (07/12/2013) [-]
but that IS what it says, doesn't it?
User avatar #53 to #52 - teamrocketninja (07/12/2013) [-]
It only says that some are born ******* though. I just dont like that vagueness... Leaves it open to different interpretations.
User avatar #54 to #53 - calawesome (07/12/2013) [-]
I don't see how that's vague. Some people are born straight, some are born gay.
User avatar #55 to #54 - teamrocketninja (07/12/2013) [-]
Im not arguing that. But it doesnt say clearly if its a reference to homosexuality. Its an interesting possibility, I'll give you that.
User avatar #56 to #55 - calawesome (07/12/2013) [-]
I suppose, but if you look at the fact that this is translated from hebrew, I think you have to look at their use of the word to interpret it.
User avatar #58 to #56 - teamrocketninja (07/12/2013) [-]
I agree, we'd need to read Hebrew.
User avatar #59 to #58 - calawesome (07/12/2013) [-]
a **** load of stuff in the bible makes more sense when read with the hebrew wording in mind.
User avatar #60 to #59 - teamrocketninja (07/12/2013) [-]
It would be interesting to read it that way.
User avatar #35 to #11 - welfarekid (07/12/2013) [-]
B... but, jesus said.
#22 to #11 - pubictears (07/12/2013) [-]
Or you could leave the ******* bible out of it all together. Why should a book written hundreds of years ago in a country worlds a part from your own dictate who a person can and cannot love. I thought America was ran by a secular government.

Obviously not.

― Thomas Jefferson
#42 to #22 - anonymous (07/12/2013) [-]
It was actually stated in court that In God we trust is more patriotic than religious.
#26 to #22 - pubictears (07/12/2013) [-]
By disliking this you are ******* all over your First Amendment.


Is a British person really talking to an American on the importance of your constitutional rights?
#36 to #26 - Eggdoodle (07/12/2013) [-]
I get your point, you're just coming off as a rude nob tho
User avatar #23 to #22 - welfarekid (07/12/2013) [-]
In god we trust is on the money in your pocket.
User avatar #25 to #23 - citruslord ONLINE (07/12/2013) [-]
That just shows how hypocritical our nation really is. One of the main principles it was founded on was religious freedom and separation of church and state.
#28 to #25 - pubictears (07/12/2013) [-]
The right of religious freedom does not mean it has any place telling the government what they can and cannot do.
User avatar #33 to #28 - citruslord ONLINE (07/12/2013) [-]
That's what I said. It means that you have a right to practice any religion privately, but when it comes to political matters, Religion should be completely left out, because it leads to inequality for certain groups.
#31 to #28 - pubictears (07/12/2013) [-]
In fact I am wrong. It has every right to tell the government what they should do. However separation of church and state just means the government does not have to listen.
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User avatar #27 to #13 - citruslord ONLINE (07/12/2013) [-]
I'm sure back in the civil rights movement alot of people felt suffocated with the amount of coverage the issue got. It's what it takes to change something that so many people feel strongly about and the government controlling over it is extremely biased in one direction.
User avatar #24 to #13 - sirnigga (07/12/2013) [-]
i agree equal treatment people dont suffocate others with straight **** just do whatever
User avatar #14 to #13 - calawesome (07/12/2013) [-]
I'm Catholic, and I recently found out that Jesus said some people are made gay.
User avatar #29 to #14 - citruslord ONLINE (07/12/2013) [-]
Really, I don't think it matters to disprove these arguments. The people that come up with stuff like "it's a choice" and "It will lead to ********** " are scared and pulling stuff out of their asses.
User avatar #30 to #29 - calawesome (07/12/2013) [-]
That's true, but I still think it gives a wrong view of Christians and Catholics because the ones who pull **** out their ass are always the most vocal about it.
User avatar #32 to #30 - citruslord ONLINE (07/12/2013) [-]
Yeah, it always seems that the worst of a group gets the most publicity. Take bronies for example.
User avatar #34 to #32 - calawesome (07/12/2013) [-]
This dude gets it.
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