How many wrong things can you spot in these stories?

[musterion]

I see several.

http://www.christianheadlines.com/b...-assaulting-baptist-preacher-judge-rules.html

http://www.christianheadlines.com/b...-hate-toward-muslims-hurting-not-helping.html

http://www.christianheadlines.com/blog/married-christian-singer-trey-pearson-comes-out-as-gay.html

http://www.christianheadlines.com/b...or-satirizing-jan-crouch-on-day-she-died.html

 

[ok doser]

first off, they're not stories

they're links


so there's that

 

[musterion]

BINGO!

Now read for comprehension, m'lad. Don't do the queer story, it's too easy.

 

[ok doser]

can't today - on a crappy compy and a crappy connection :wave2:

 

[john w]

I see several.

http://www.christianheadlines.com/b...-assaulting-baptist-preacher-judge-rules.html

"After Johnson and the other men agreed, Mallory continued, 'I admire the fact that you want to spread the word of God because I'm a religious man, too. Also the thing about religion, I think it is kind of personal and for me I don't try to impose my religious views on other people except for sometimes in this room.'"


The old convenient, "I 'personally' am opposed to (name anything, i.e., murder, rape, sodomy, speeding, drinking, molesting children, pot, this religious view.............................................), but I do not want to impose my views on others."


Log in, lose your mind....how convenient, and this Judge Whoppner said absolutely nothing..


Laws, in our land, by definition, are an imposition of a moral point of view. So, Christians, Mormons................do not have the right to persuade others, on their moral point of view?


Morons.

 

[musterion]

can't today - on a crappy compy and a crappy connection :wave2:

:mock: Canadian wifi