2sisters said:
At the risk of being attacked here, why does it matter if you are for gays or against gays. Being anti- gay is just some people beliefs, just like prochoice/pro life. It deosn't make you a neaderthal to think being gay isn't right and it doesn't make you stupid either, alot of practicing christians are against being gay, its what they feel.
My boss asked me
if I am
gay. I said, "
Does it matter?" He said, "No, not really." I told him, "Yes." He said, "
You're fired,






.
...
Does intolerance matter?
http://hometown.aol.com/GraceEACA/chapter1.html
Not that long ago, it was considered consistent to be a Christian, and yet, hold slaves. But the day came when slavery was understood as an affront to the gospel itself. I want to suggest that the day has come when Christians must declare that gay bashing is an attack on the gospel and that real Christians do not participate in any form of discrimination.
Several years ago, I was asked to do the funeral of a gay man who had been beaten to death in a hate crime. At that time, I had never thought deeply about the danger many gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people face in this culture. That week as I worked on the service, I kept hearing a local "Christian" radio station blaming gay and lesbian people for everything wrong in America. By the end of the week I understood the link between religious hate speech and the funeral I was performing.
I know that critics of homosexuality do not consider themselves to be hateful. They would say they "love the sinner but hate the sin." If the shoe were on the other foot, however, and someone were attacking their families, trying to take their children away and constantly working to pass legislation to deprive them of basic civil rights, at some point they would understand that homophobia is too mild a word for such harassment.
Hatred is the only proper term.
http://www.tolerance.org/news/article_tol.jsp?id=1383
WASHINGTON Neil Patrick Harris wasn't outed, he was lanced.
That's a new term to describe celebrities who have been forced to reveal they're gay, said Reichen Lehmkuhl, boyfriend of 'N Sync star Lance Bass.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20061107.wlanced1107/BNStory/Entertainment/home