It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
Sylvia Driskell, a 66-year-old woman in Nebraska, has filed a lawsuit against all people who identify as LGBT, the Omaha World-Herald Reports. In a case filed on May 1 with the district court in Omaha, called, “Driskell v. Homosexuals,” Driskell identifed herself as an ambassador for “God, And His, Son, Jesus Christ” as the plaintiff. The defendants? “Homosexuals; Their Given Name Homosexuals; Their, [alias] Gay.”
“Why are judges passing laws, so sinners can break religious, and moral laws. Will all the judges of this Nation, judge God to be a lier (sic.). For God has said, that all unrighteousness is sin, And that homosexuality is abomination.”
originally posted by: semperfortis
a reply to: tothetenthpower
If she is going to attempt to represent Jesus, she REALLY needs to read what he said....
originally posted by: WakeUpBeer
Has the statute of limitation for God's genocides come and gone?
originally posted by: DiggerDogg
originally posted by: WakeUpBeer
Has the statute of limitation for God's genocides come and gone?
Nice.
God hasn't perpetrated any genocides. The crimes men choose to commit with their own free will is their failing alone.
originally posted by: WakeUpBeer
a reply to: DiggerDogg
Maybe you should actually read the Bible if you think that.
originally posted by: DiggerDogg
Have you read it?
Besides, the God of the Bible is subject to the misattributions of those who wrote about him. The God of the Bible is not necessarily my God, though I do value the Bible (and other theological/liturgical texts) as being genuine and (allegorically) truthful in their own right.
originally posted by: WakeUpBeer
originally posted by: DiggerDogg
Have you read it?
Yes.
Besides, the God of the Bible is subject to the misattributions of those who wrote about him. The God of the Bible is not necessarily my God, though I do value the Bible (and other theological/liturgical texts) as being genuine and (allegorically) truthful in their own right.
So which is it? They are genuine and truthful or erroneous because of the fallible men who wrote them? Or do you just pick and choose bits and pieces from them all and disregard the rest?
Anyway, we shouldn't go off topic. If you want to talk about it more feel free to U2U me or find an appropriate thread.