I do not aprove
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Rontrigger — 9 years ago(May 31, 2016 12:47 PM)
Considering that it was not Jesus, but the Apostle Paul, who opposed homosexuality in the New Testament (and that Jesus never said anything on the matter one way or the other), I'd say your position is very much open to question.
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daphne7661 — 9 years ago(June 01, 2016 11:57 AM)
My head spins whenever this subject rears its head! I was brought up a Catholic. I went to Mass every week. I was enrolled in Catholic grammar school, Catholic high school AND Catholic college! My earliest memories of the teachings of Jesus always calmed me. They calmed me because the Jesus I learned about was loving and open and accepting. Of everyone! Period!
As I got older, the abuses cast against innocent children of those in higher positions in the Church, as well as many bad memories of the "business" of the Catholic church, jaded and clouded my calmness. The pain and hurt caused, along with the copious use of shame, guilt and damnation for not attending Mass each week because it was discovered that your weekly charity donation was not in the collection basket, was suffocating, and I drifted from it!
In recent years, I called back to mind my early memories of Jesus and how I connected to him, and believed in his love for all.
Why there are those who insist and rely on the use of ancient scripture to form their view of what Jesus, his disciples and followers may have opined, and then use that view to spew judgment, appalls me.
With that said, everyone has a right to their opinions I suppose, but I just cannot fathom why, in this day and age, this hate and fear still exists.
Let's learn to love and accept everyone.
Hi Sam and Ron! Thanks for your responses here.
Daphne
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samrim1030 — 9 years ago(June 01, 2016 12:35 PM)
Hi Daphne
Glad to know we band of brothers (and sisters!) are still here, trying to calm the extreme views that keep appearing!
Even though all religions seem to be used to provide a platform for hate and violence, all their core message is actually to be kind and forgiving. "Love God, and my neighbor" sums it up really!
Love
Sam
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bluestone76 — 9 years ago(June 09, 2016 09:55 AM)
Did you notice how you all jumped on the homosexual aspect of this film. I said jesus would not approve of this film. How do you know I didn't mean jesus wouldn't approve because his casting choices would have been different or he doesn't like the way cowboys handle their animals.
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Rontrigger — 9 years ago(June 13, 2016 01:23 PM)
Since the "homosexual aspect" of this film is what motivates most people who come here breathlessly denouncing it, it's quite reasonable to assume that this is what you were talking about.
So if that's NOT what you meant, tell us why Jesus wouldn't like BBM, smart stuff.
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bluestone76 — 9 years ago(June 15, 2016 11:17 PM)
Seriously, you're going to persist with this post you're stating the obvious, that is why people usually come here to denounce it, which is why I posted jesus wwouldn't approve. I knew people would get bent out of shape
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jaroslaw99 — 9 years ago(September 20, 2016 01:37 PM)
I know I'm way late in commenting, but Y O U said "Jesus wouldn't approve, nuff said." You left it wide open there, and no not even if fun would Jesus care about casting choices (yes I realize you're making a joke. A poor one at that).
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jwwaatti — 9 years ago(October 07, 2016 10:00 AM)
and who asked for your approval anyways?
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