The following is a 3 message exchange between 2 users
@9KY6LGG2mos2MO
As unbelievers, the Far-Left must ultimately accept this Uganda law. Because they believe that there is no God, they believe all rights come from government and political law, and because Uganda has ruled against homosexual sodomy, you can't claim Ugandans have a right to that sin without appealing to a Higher Authority, viz. God, who decries that unnatural practice!
@9CJ6CB62mos2MO
By that very logic, all laws must be made in accordance with enforcing no sins being committed. Thereby, you destroy the very purpose OF Christianity: you must choose to follow Christ. Even if you claim to be right, that doesn’t mean your laws get to dictate people’s choices, so religious basis is not even remotely a Christian thing if applied to government. Allowing gay people to exist has a net-positive outcome for society itself, and often signifies being a more developed nation. God can decry it, but the purpose of Jesus’ sacrifice was to choose to repent and stop sinning, not to be forced into that by the law itself. That’s why a secular thought process must be applied to this, because it disgraced Christianity to enforce it’s beliefs by law.
@9KY6LGG2mos2MO
That's false and a slippery slope fallacy and a false equivalence – all rolled into one distasteful emotional unload. If you had actually taken ten seconds out of your day to process what I actually said (though in your case, it would probably take longer) you would not have posted the above comment. What I actually SAID, instead of what you might wish I had said, was that the Left has no basis to claim homosexual sodomy in Uganda as a RIGHT because the government has banned it and to them government is the highest authority. I never once said that all sins must be banned by the… Read more
