brain sizes: Einstein's and women's
Joseph A Nagy Jr
pagan_prince at bigfire-hsv.org
Wed Aug 7 00:49:04 EST 2002
John Knight wrote:
<snip>>
> The biggest errors in the Gallup Polls aren't statistical, but the bias
> introduced because they're an obvious advocacy group.
>
> The above disclaimer has to *really* be applied to their polls.
>
> According to just about every poll EXCEPT Gallup, most Americans oppose the
> legalization of sodomy, but Gallup headlines its poll about faggots "Some
> Change Over Time in American Attitudes towards Homosexuality, but Negativity
> Remains".
>
> http://christianparty.net/sodomy.htm
>
> http://christianparty.net/gallupsodomy.htm
>
> You can't ask for better evidence of their hideous agenda than that.
>
> John Knight
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So you're saying that two men can't show the same love to each other
that a man and a woman can? Or what about two women? By your God's own
admission, he wants everyone to love each other, some just show it in
different ways. Are you in effect restricting the expression of love
(and therefor love itself) by making one form of love making wrong?
Whether it is legal or not doesn't matter. It's the fact that it was
made illegal in the eyes of man (and I'd really like to see how they
enforce sodomy laws). No where in the 10 commandments does it outlaw
Sodomy (although you can argue that Sodom and Gomorah(sp) were destroyed
because of that). No where anywhere else in the bible (that I know of)
is sodomy condemned. And why isn't it condemned anywhere else? Because
it would show that God has exceptions to even his rules. If you are
going to make Sodomy illegal, you might as well make all homo- and
hetrosexual copulation illegal. See how many people take you seriously
then (not that many are right now).
All polls are biased one way or another by the way the questions are
worded. There is no such thing as an objective poll (some are close, but
no cigar for any).
Personally, I don't oppose sodomy and I'm pro-choice (in all matters,
inclding aborotion (it's a womans body, so it should be left up to her
in the end)).
While the above matters might be hideous to you, they aren't to most
others. You cannot push your own beliefs on the masses and expect people
to respond. Jesus didn't push anything on anyone. He asked a few guys to
be his students, they accepted, bam! A new religion just started (just
look at L. Ron Hubbard and Dinetics, that was a bar bet for crying out
loud!).
Brightest Blessings,
Joseph A Nagy Jr
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