Of course it is all in one's interpretation of Christianity. But your post called it a very basic Christian following/tenet/belief. And it is not. My church has an openly gay bishop. It is a following of
some Christians.
I'm uncertain who you think her accusers are. She brought action against the Miss USA dynasty (or whatever the heck it is) by saying they fired her because of her religious beliefs. She sought money as compensation for being fired for her religious beliefs. It is therefore more than fair for "them" to examine
how those religious beliefs play out in her life and to bring forth examples of when they did not seem to jibe with her actions.
For what it's worth, I would be
appalled if I thought she was fired for her religious beliefs. Additionally, FWIW, I
understand her belief in marriage as one man and one women (just like I
understand how Christians used to believe in marriage as one man and one woman of the same race). The Bible can be extraordinarily confusing and contradictory, and I believe that every Christian interprets the Bible, just like they interpret all other data, through their individual perspective. I'm not going to throw stones at someone who reads the same thing I read and gleans a different message.
But I will happily throw stones at piousness and hypocrisy (I still don't understand how a person can be okay with surgically altering the body God gave them, but NOT okay with the thought that God created homosexuals and heterosexuals all equal in Her own image....I mean honestly, mysterygirl, it's okay to alter your body by putting plastic bags in your chest but not okay to accept the body God gave you and use it to make love to someone......:waitasec::waitasec
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I agree with you that tolerance is a two-way street!