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originally posted by: Seamrog
a reply to: undo
This makes for an entertaining read.
Totally and utterly ridiculous, but entertaining nonetheless.
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: TarzanBeta
. . . you don't need God to tell you directly that homosexual relations are unnatural.
I actually kinda liked you until this.
Ignorance from a book.
Of course, homosexual relations are natural - - - they are as God made them. It is not a choice.
Divorce however, is a choice.
originally posted by: TarzanBeta
Homosexual relations are a choice. Temptations, however, are not always a choice. People also feel tempted to do many other things. That doesn't mean that it is natural to do them.
originally posted by: TarzanBeta
It's not just about a book. It's obvious. I'm not telling people not to have homosexual relations. I'm saying that it's obviously not the way that it is supposed to be. No fruit is produced naturally from the relationship.
originally posted by: TarzanBeta
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: TarzanBeta
. . . you don't need God to tell you directly that homosexual relations are unnatural.
I actually kinda liked you until this.
Ignorance from a book.
Of course, homosexual relations are natural - - - they are as God made them. It is not a choice.
Divorce however, is a choice.
Homosexual relations are a choice. Temptations, however, are not always a choice. People also feel tempted to do many other things. That doesn't mean that it is natural to do them.
It's not just about a book. It's obvious. I'm not telling people not to have homosexual relations. I'm saying that it's obviously not the way that it is supposed to be. No fruit is produced naturally from the relationship.
originally posted by: SuperFrog
I already asked you, what if couple CAN'T have children.
1 Socrates
2 Sappho
3 Oscar Wilde
4 Magnus Hirschfeld
5 The Patrons of Stonewall Inn
6 Walt Whitman
7 Gertrude Stein
8 Karl Heinrich Ulrichs
9 Edward Carpenter
10 J. A. Symonds
11 Mary Wollstonecraft
12 Susan B. Anthony
13 Virginia Woolf
14 Alexander the Great
15 Hadrian
16 St. Augustine
17 Michelangelo Buonarroti
18 Leonardo da Vinci
19 Christopher Marlowe
20 William Shakespeare
21 Johann Joachim Winckelmann
22 Harry Hay
23 Harvey Milk
24 Queen Christina of Sweden
25 Edward II
www.adherents.com...
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: SuperFrog
I already asked you, what if couple CAN'T have children.
I'm OK with these people not having children.
Reproduction is so primitive. Humanity needs far more then just a primitive act.
1 Socrates
2 Sappho
3 Oscar Wilde
4 Magnus Hirschfeld
5 The Patrons of Stonewall Inn
6 Walt Whitman
7 Gertrude Stein
8 Karl Heinrich Ulrichs
9 Edward Carpenter
10 J. A. Symonds
11 Mary Wollstonecraft
12 Susan B. Anthony
13 Virginia Woolf
14 Alexander the Great
15 Hadrian
16 St. Augustine
17 Michelangelo Buonarroti
18 Leonardo da Vinci
19 Christopher Marlowe
20 William Shakespeare
21 Johann Joachim Winckelmann
22 Harry Hay
23 Harvey Milk
24 Queen Christina of Sweden
25 Edward II
www.adherents.com...
originally posted by: SuperFrog
a reply to: Annee
You're opening can of worms...
What do you call people today that can hear voice and those voice tells them to kill own son??
originally posted by: FaceMyBook
I can proudly say I don't know who any of those people are.
Are all your friends this obsessed with pop culture as well? Pity.
originally posted by: FaceMyBook
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: SuperFrog
I already asked you, what if couple CAN'T have children.
I'm OK with these people not having children.
Reproduction is so primitive. Humanity needs far more then just a primitive act.
1 Socrates
2 Sappho
3 Oscar Wilde
4 Magnus Hirschfeld
5 The Patrons of Stonewall Inn
6 Walt Whitman
7 Gertrude Stein
8 Karl Heinrich Ulrichs
9 Edward Carpenter
10 J. A. Symonds
11 Mary Wollstonecraft
12 Susan B. Anthony
13 Virginia Woolf
14 Alexander the Great
15 Hadrian
16 St. Augustine
17 Michelangelo Buonarroti
18 Leonardo da Vinci
19 Christopher Marlowe
20 William Shakespeare
21 Johann Joachim Winckelmann
22 Harry Hay
23 Harvey Milk
24 Queen Christina of Sweden
25 Edward II
www.adherents.com...
I can proudly say I don't know who any of those people are.
Are all your friends this obsessed with pop culture as well? Pity.
originally posted by: undo
a reply to: Ghost147
so yeah i think they engineered the enlightenment and released, thru their professors, tiny bits of real science, hoarded by all the mystery school religions, and then had their professors control how it would be released, ever since. so right now, you are, as i have mentioned elsewhere on ats, a catholic, just of the atheist variety. the papacy controls both religious and atheist knowledge dissemination.