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Abbadon
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I change my position. If in Britain doctors are funded by the government and get exemptions on duties based on religion, then this woman should to. It’s a bad idea and i hope it doesn’t cause to many problems.
Just because some temporal punishments might no longer be in effect, doesn’t mean that God’s laws are null and void. The only laws that no longer apply are the dietary laws. The moral law is still in effect.I guess God was only kidding in Leviticus when a man commits adultery with his neighbours wife, they are both supposed to be put to death
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Everybody, since the 1940’s.Is that for everyone or only the disadvantaged? Thats very European of Britain, it’s very good to hear…
Very European? Well…that makes sense, we are in Europe after all. As Kaninchen says, healthcare has been free in the U.K since the 1940’s, doctors are still allowed to operate according to their conscience and this registrar is too.Is that for everyone or only the disadvantaged? Thats very European of Britain, it’s very good to hear…
There are way more people committing adultery than their are homosexuals in the world…funny how the homosexual issue gets so much interest?Just because some temporal punishments might no longer be in effect, doesn’t mean that God’s laws are null and void. The only laws that no longer apply are the dietary laws. The moral law is still in effect.
Except you don’t see adulterers demanding that we recognize their lifestyle.There are way more people committing adultery than their are homosexuals in the world…funny how the homosexual issue gets so much interest?
True, but we don’t have to worry about the dietary restrictions the Jews had to worry about under the Old Covenant.LTThunder said: ““The only laws that no longer apply are the dietary laws. The moral law is still in effect.””
**The distinction between “moral laws” and other laws–be they dietary, cermonial, or whatever–is NOT a distinction the Bible itself makes.
It knows only ONE law: The Law.**
Except you don’t see adulterers demanding that we recognize their lifestyle.
It’s already accepted and mainstream…I hear advertisements on the radio for jackandjill.com, a web site specifically created for men and women to hook up and have affairs.
A large percentage of people will cheat on their spouses and some point in their lives.
Heterosexual cheaters don’t need to lobby government for change, their lifestyle is already here, advertised, accepted by many, shush shushed about and is mainstream.
Odd that there aren’t endless threads on these forums condemning people for missing weekly mass or for cheating on their wives?
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The only difference in this regard between homosexuals and adulterers is that the adulters corrupted the institution of marriage when it became legal (and easy) to have a divorce.Except you don’t see adulterers demanding that we recognize their lifestyle.
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But homosexuals want to corrupt the institution of marriage for their own benefits. Adultery and homosexuality destroy what God intended, but in different ways.
Adultery corrupts the marriage with or without divorce.The only difference in this regard between homosexuals and adulterers is that the adulters corrupted the institution of marriage when it became legal (and easy) to have a divorce.
What liberty ??
Agree !!Gay rights should not be used as an excuse to bully and harass people over their religious beliefs.”
Is discrimination not a sin ??Peter Tatchell, the human rights campaigner, said: “Lillian Ladele claims she was won a victory for religious liberty. No, she has not. She has won a victory for the right to discriminate.”
Adultery always occured. It used to be that people who choose to leave a spouse to live with another were ostracized by their family and community (dependent on where and when they lived). These days it is normal. That is largely due to the fact that it is now legal to divorce and remarriage and with that change it law has some social acceptance.Adultery corrupts the marriage with or without divorce.
No?