Food for Thought

[TxHoops]

This may have been posted earlier but I generally don't read this board much anymore.  If so, my apologies.  I have zero problem with this law because pastors obviously shouldn't be forced to perform acts that are contrary to their beliefs and convictions.   

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Just as they shouldn't be prevented from performing acts that aren't against their beliefs and convictions and which do no harm to others.   Here are a couple of articles I found interesting and insightful.   And which, I believe, present food for thought.   

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[shovel]

Nice post Hoops!

[bullets13]

Excellent stuff.  

[mat]

Great. I clinked the first link and now have  Gay Star News in my browser history.

The second link is a perfect example of the distorted interpretation of scripture to support one's views.

[Hagar]

Great. I clinked the first link and now have  Gay Star News in my browser history.

The second link is a perfect example of the distorted interpretation of scripture to support one's views.

Sad but true.  It has been difficult translating the scriptures through the years.  And interpretation to support a view is the reason we have so many denominations.  The link above is going a stretch to make a sin into something else.  I'd like to do that with all my sins but I don't think I'll live long enough to do all that research lol.  

As far as the link on the Texas law, I applaud their effort, but if/when the S.Court gets involved, it'll get over ruled. When it comes to them, conservative States have no rights.