Comments on: A Pastor’s Disservice to Carrie Prejean http://www.endtheharm.com/?p=88 Exposing the harm of religion-based discrimination Sat, 15 May 2010 05:53:31 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: pinetree3 http://www.endtheharm.com/?p=88&cpage=1#comment-50 pinetree3 Fri, 09 Oct 2009 15:26:44 +0000 http://www.endtheharm.com/?p=88#comment-50 correction: : "their" not "there" preferred. . . Fingers moving faster than my brain. Best to all correction: : “their” not “there” preferred. . .
Fingers moving faster than my brain.

Best to all

]]> By: pinetree3 http://www.endtheharm.com/?p=88&cpage=1#comment-48 pinetree3 Fri, 09 Oct 2009 15:20:58 +0000 http://www.endtheharm.com/?p=88#comment-48 I have asked, under another topic, to help me understand the religion issue. Does Faith in America reject Christianity and Christ? What is there preferred religion, if any ? Does F.I.A. place sexual orientation in categories such as race, gender, relative to discrimination? From what i have read in Christian response to the issue, they do not place sexual orientation in the same categories as gender or racial equality. Thus, the logic pattern of the argument comparing sexual orientation to racial or gender equality will not move forward. Enlightened Evangelicals will say that in fact the Bible prohibits discrimination, For example: they will argue that being black or female is a result of biology, while being gay is not. You must understand how the argument logic progresses to seriously address the issue. They will say that Christ did not condemn the woman caught in adultery, but He did say to her- "sin no more." If F.I.A. is to fruitfully engage in the debate, they must understand what the other side is really saying and stop dancing around the issue. It is non productive. Thank you. I have asked, under another topic, to help me understand the religion issue. Does Faith in America reject Christianity and Christ? What is there preferred religion, if any ? Does F.I.A. place sexual orientation in categories such as race, gender, relative to discrimination? From what i have read in Christian response to the issue, they do not place sexual orientation in the same categories as gender or racial equality. Thus, the logic pattern of the argument comparing sexual orientation to racial or gender equality will not move forward. Enlightened Evangelicals will say that in fact the Bible prohibits discrimination, For example: they will argue that being black or female is a result of biology, while being gay is not. You must understand how the argument logic progresses to seriously address the issue. They will say that Christ did not condemn the woman caught in adultery, but He did say to her- “sin no more.” If F.I.A. is to fruitfully engage in the debate, they must understand what the other side is really saying and stop dancing around the issue. It is non productive.
Thank you.

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