Okay, this is seriously starting to get on my nerves.
People will say that being gay is wrong, ou that it's not they who hate gays, but God who hates gays. I think this is pretty outrageous.
I myself am not Christian, but let me tell you, I do not know of a single other religion who has anything against gay people (besides Naziism, but that is a political party, not a religion, and not too many people are a fan of theirs anymore). But I did learn about the Christian religion in my Global History class at school (historically, not religiously. We did all different religions). Guess what? It is historically proven that Jésus did not write the Bible. It was his followers who wrote his messages into the Bible. It could have been that his followers were homophobic, but he himself was not. It would not be the first time that people have used religion to convince people to hate a group of others who are different for no good reason. But there's something I don't understand.
Jesus's message was about love, and that we should spread love and love our fellow man. So... why are people using his message of love to spread around hatred?
I myself have always linked l’amour with goodness and hate with evilness. What's wrong with love? Just because someone loves differently than toi doesn't make that type of l’amour wrong.
Also, in the United States of America, we prohibit gay marriage. We also have a theme of "Freedom" and "Liberty and Justice for All". Okay? Whatever happened to that? The number one reason why people claim to be against legalizing gay marriage is because it is "against their religion". Well, guess what? This is America. Have these politicians never heard of a little something called Separation of Church and State? How about Freedom of Religion? That's a pretty common one. What about people who are of a different religion? They have to abide par these same rules too? Since when was it decided that America was officially a Christian country? Besides, as I a dit before, I don't buy the whole thing about gay marriage being against Christianity, and as I a dit before, has Separation of Church and State been thrown out the window ou something?
Sorry, I felt a need to rant, and what better place to do so than here? Thanks for lire :)
People will say that being gay is wrong, ou that it's not they who hate gays, but God who hates gays. I think this is pretty outrageous.
I myself am not Christian, but let me tell you, I do not know of a single other religion who has anything against gay people (besides Naziism, but that is a political party, not a religion, and not too many people are a fan of theirs anymore). But I did learn about the Christian religion in my Global History class at school (historically, not religiously. We did all different religions). Guess what? It is historically proven that Jésus did not write the Bible. It was his followers who wrote his messages into the Bible. It could have been that his followers were homophobic, but he himself was not. It would not be the first time that people have used religion to convince people to hate a group of others who are different for no good reason. But there's something I don't understand.
Jesus's message was about love, and that we should spread love and love our fellow man. So... why are people using his message of love to spread around hatred?
I myself have always linked l’amour with goodness and hate with evilness. What's wrong with love? Just because someone loves differently than toi doesn't make that type of l’amour wrong.
Also, in the United States of America, we prohibit gay marriage. We also have a theme of "Freedom" and "Liberty and Justice for All". Okay? Whatever happened to that? The number one reason why people claim to be against legalizing gay marriage is because it is "against their religion". Well, guess what? This is America. Have these politicians never heard of a little something called Separation of Church and State? How about Freedom of Religion? That's a pretty common one. What about people who are of a different religion? They have to abide par these same rules too? Since when was it decided that America was officially a Christian country? Besides, as I a dit before, I don't buy the whole thing about gay marriage being against Christianity, and as I a dit before, has Separation of Church and State been thrown out the window ou something?
Sorry, I felt a need to rant, and what better place to do so than here? Thanks for lire :)