Is Homosexuality A Perversion Of God's Will???

[saint808]

it's not religion's fault tho... it's people... if some people could just accept the fact that some things just are... blind faith is still faith... and why do people feel the need to argue this so much? I generally turn the other cheek... i think i read that somewhere in there too.

 

[huntmaster]

smalls--

I am really not as unpersonable as I may seeem---its just been a long day of work and school and dealing with musclebrains on a thread that asked for oppinions---I gave mine and it turned into "hey buddy you are stepping on my feet and grinding."

I enjoy the discussion though


and I appreciate the humor---its nice for a change

 

[smallmovesal]

where is the part of the bible where it says to build theme parks and stuff?

i think it's in

 

[smallmovesal]

smalls--

I am really not as unpersonable as I may seeem---its just been a long day of work and school and dealing with musclebrains on a thread that asked for oppinions---I gave mine and it turned into "hey buddy you are stepping on my feet and grinding."

I enjoy the discussion though


and I appreciate the humor---its nice for a change

ah gotcha.



hey buddy you are stepping on my feet and grinding

 

[wyst]

So you are saying King James changed the bible in order to control people... and to better fit his own needs... and did you know shakespeare was one of the people who translated it? Anyhow... i like pork...

Okay, one last post tonight...I'm saying that the KJV was made by people who had access to at best 3rd or fourth generation translations. Hence the telephone game thing. They also translated it based on their own cultural biases and mores of the day. I don't know if they changed things on purpose or not, but it's interesting to speculate why the Witch of Babylon became the whore of Babylon, isn't it?

Actually, as far as my reading goes, the Shakespeare thing is a pleasant myth. Shakespeare was finishing up work on the Tempest when the KJV was being done. The language in the KJV, though beautiful, has not so much in common with Shakespeare's far rich tapestry of language. The KJV's lexicon is something like 8000 words, and Shakespeare's vocabulary is vast. KJV was written by scholars, I don't deny that, and it seems doubtful that Shakespeare had the sort of scholarship that went into the KJV.

Wyst

 

[smallmovesal]

it's not religion's fault tho... it's people... if some people could just accept the fact that some things just are... blind faith is still faith... and why do people feel the need to argue this so much? I generally turn the other cheek... i think i read that somewhere in there too.

hey you must like the movie contact then...


i love that movie.



actually and i read another interpretation for that turn the other cheek phrase too... which basically upsets the a tenet of catholic faith (i'd assume christian too, but i can only speak from my catholic upbringing).

 

[huntmaster]

I am not the staunch individual that this thread makes me appear to be.

Its just that my beliefs and my faith are very strong---they were not just introduced a few days ago.

they have been nurtured through communion with God and I want to share them.


When I come on here merely to share a little something, it gets trounced on------- like an old van full of marijuana with Nate Newton at the wheel

 

[smallmovesal]

dave's not here man

 

[KAYNE]

i typed the first part, and came across a relevant document that i pasted beneath it hon

WAY TO USE YOUR BRAIN GIRLY!!! HOWEVER, SINCE THIS IS MY THREAD I AM GOING TO HAVE TO ASK YOU TO PUT A REFERENCE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE THREAD. PLAGIARISM IS A CRIME!!! HEHE


KAYNE

 

[smallmovesal]

and i also found an interesting discussion in that document about what mr huntmaster is doin here bitin' the rhymes from the bible.

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i did you homo!