Originally Posted by: The AceMy stance is this: there are lessons in the Bible, morals, if you will, that teach us how to live our lives. I can't go over all of them, but let me say that some of them still, in my opinion, should hold true today. Others, however, should not.

What angers me about the last comment is not that you think homosexuality is a bad thing, but I am angry for the homosexuals. They have a right, just like any one of us, to be happy, to be [U]free[/U]. We should not only give this right to them, but embrace their differences. That's what makes America such a great place to be in. What you are saying makes sense, but the question that comes to my mind is - what about them? They'll never feel comfortable here knowing that, although you may accept them, you don't like them. Once again, I must ask, are they not people to?

I must say, you really are a smart one. I agree whole heartedly but when i said i dont have to like homosexuality i meant the act. I have freinds who are gay. They are definitly people, i just get my morals from the bible and my bible tells me homosexuality is a bad thing. I do things that my bible tells me not to do also. And when i do them i feel bad. I also feel bad when my freind or freinds are doing something they should be doing. So pretty much the only thing i dont agree with you is we shouldnt be running at them screaming "BE A HOMO" but heaven forbid we should be screaming "DIE HOMO." Heaven forbids we should do that. That isnt even the right approach anyways. I just wanted to point out that lil diffrence.