I do not support gays. The Bible is against homosexuality, so I do not support it. But just because I don't support them doesn't mean that I go around judging them and hating them, which I don't. Alot of my friends are bisexual.

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"sallylo6" wrote:

I do not support gays. The Bible is against homosexuality, so I do not support it. But just because I don't support them doesn't mean that I go around judging them and hating them, which I don't. Alot of my friends are bisexual.

Great point-- and amazing opinion. I couldn't have said it better

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"apenforyourthoughts" wrote:

"sallylo6" wrote:

I do not support gays. The Bible is against homosexuality, so I do not support it. But just because I don't support them doesn't mean that I go around judging them and hating them, which I don't. Alot of my friends are bisexual.

Great point-- and amazing opinion. I couldn't have said it better

^This^

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The incredible yet often misguided ability of man to think and reason is truly a gift but sometimes I wonder if it is one that has perhaps arrived before we were truly ready as a collective species in terms of spiritual maturity. Just look at the destruction all around us in the physical sphere.

These gifts are both magical and powerful and yet we still don't seem to understand even the most basic of things. It is not mine to judge homosexuality one way or the other because it is not mine to judge. This judgement leads one down the wrong path and the results are division, violence on all levels, false sense of superiority in the mind of the he who judges and a whole host of other ills which manifest in the individual and the collective. Judgement of this sort is false judgement and it doesn't matter if it is the homosexual, those of other backgrounds, social status or educational level etc etc etc ad nauseum.

If you are not a homosexual and I am not a homosexual then what is it we can possiblity know about others who are except for the product of judgement of others that we have allowed to poison our own rational thinking process? We are very complex beings and it seems at times quite mixed up. How do we come to think that a term such as this can actually define the unlimited being that is the man? How did we ever come to the place where it is ok to measure the worth of another human being that we do not know based on a meaningless label that others have defined for us?

The discussion is put forth time and time again but new ground seems fleeting. We must stop dividing ourselves through arbitrary labels and tittles that mean absoutely nothing simply because we are too fearful or lazy to find out the truth for ourselves. We are one tribe. What we are really discussing is colour of experience and we are really only entitled to colour our own and we are not entitled to ########## the experiences of others through violence imposition based on hatred and fear which are simply miscolourings of our own minds. Tittle says nothing my brother

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"Aarjan" wrote:

The incredible yet often misguided ability of man to think and reason is truly a gift but sometimes I wonder if it is one that has perhaps arrived before we were truly ready as a collective species in terms of spiritual maturity. Just look at the destruction all around us in the physical sphere.


These gifts are both magical and powerful and yet we still don't seem to understand even the most basic of things. It is not mine to judge homosexuality one way or the other because it is not mine to judge. This judgement leads one down the wrong path and the results are division, violence on all levels, false sense of superiority in the mind of the he who judges and a whole host of other ills which manifest in the individual and the collective. Judgement of this sort is false judgement and it doesn't matter if it is the homosexual, those of other backgrounds, social status or educational level etc etc etc ad nauseum.


If you are not a homosexual and I am not a homosexual then what is it we can possiblity know about others who are except for the product of judgement of others that we have allowed to poison our own rational thinking process? We are very complex beings and it seems at times quite mixed up. How do we come to think that a term such as this can actually define the unlimited being that is the man? How did we ever come to the place where it is ok to measure the worth of another human being that we do not know based on a meaningless label that others have defined for us?


The discussion is put forth time and time again but new ground seems fleeting. We must stop dividing ourselves through arbitrary labels and tittles that mean absoutely nothing simply because we are too fearful or lazy to find out the truth for ourselves. We are one tribe. What we are really discussing is colour of experience and we are really only entitled to colour our own and we are not entitled to ########## the experiences of others through violence imposition based on hatred and fear which are simply miscolourings of our own minds. Tittle says nothing my brother

You could have just said don't judge people.

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"Aarjan" wrote:

The incredible yet often misguided ability of man to think and reason is truly a gift but sometimes I wonder if it is one that has perhaps arrived before we were truly ready as a collective species in terms of spiritual maturity. Just look at the destruction all around us in the physical sphere.


These gifts are both magical and powerful and yet we still don't seem to understand even the most basic of things. It is not mine to judge homosexuality one way or the other because it is not mine to judge. This judgement leads one down the wrong path and the results are division, violence on all levels, false sense of superiority in the mind of the he who judges and a whole host of other ills which manifest in the individual and the collective. Judgement of this sort is false judgement and it doesn't matter if it is the homosexual, those of other backgrounds, social status or educational level etc etc etc ad nauseum.


If you are not a homosexual and I am not a homosexual then what is it we can possiblity know about others who are except for the product of judgement of others that we have allowed to poison our own rational thinking process? We are very complex beings and it seems at times quite mixed up. How do we come to think that a term such as this can actually define the unlimited being that is the man? How did we ever come to the place where it is ok to measure the worth of another human being that we do not know based on a meaningless label that others have defined for us?


The discussion is put forth time and time again but new ground seems fleeting. We must stop dividing ourselves through arbitrary labels and tittles that mean absoutely nothing simply because we are too fearful or lazy to find out the truth for ourselves. We are one tribe. What we are really discussing is colour of experience and we are really only entitled to colour our own and we are not entitled to ########## the experiences of others through violence imposition based on hatred and fear which are simply miscolourings of our own minds. Tittle says nothing my brother

^
This.
Excellent explanation.
Or in other words, don't judge the book by it's cover.

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"apenforyourthoughts" wrote:

"sallylo6" wrote:

I do not support gays. The Bible is against homosexuality, so I do not support it. But just because I don't support them doesn't mean that I go around judging them and hating them, which I don't. Alot of my friends are bisexual.

Great point-- and amazing opinion. I couldn't have said it better

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*laughs like Butthead* You said ######.

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