[WideRight05]

I appreciate the labeling to cease. You are in no position to judge me, or anyone else. You are a typical "true Christian".

I'll be a cafeteria Catholic. God loves me no matter what. I serve him to the best of my ability, understanding, and according to the direction that I firmly believe his awesome power guides me. With the help of my Saint (Padre Pio), and and the Virgin Mary's intercession.... I feel blessed, and thankful to not have hate in my heart or bigotry in my soul.

If I am at odds with the church on this issue, I will answer to it. Until then, I'm so proud of my decision to support gay marriage at the government level.

With that said.

I just wrote the Romney (Virginia HQ) about this issue. Expressing my support for him, yet with reservations about how he'll allow his faith to influence decisions that contradict the very constitution that he is sworn to adhere to.

I love this great nation, my church, my god, and all of the LGBT community. inglepar

Reagan, it's one thing to struggle with sin, as every Christian does. I struggle in a lot of areas, so does everybody else who is a Christian. Paul says in Romans 7:15, "I do not understand what I do. For what I want to do I do not do, but what I hate I do."

However, it's another thing to support sins such as homosexuality. Harry is not trying to judge or label you - the truth is that homosexuality is equivalent to supporting lies, murder, stealing, etc. As humans, we look at sin in a completely different way from God, "ranking" sins. Murder would be much worse in our eyes than stealing a 30 cent pack of gum. However, God would look at stealing a pack of gum just the same as he would murder. A sin is a sin is a sin, and one thing about the Bible is that it does not change with the times. People want to change the Bible to pick and choose what supports them, such the reason it is called the "cafeteria religion." Everybody in the Bible except for Jesus sinned. Sin is a human struggle, but just because it is does not mean we should support it. The disciples struggled with sin, but not once did they support it. The LBGT simply wants to run down our throats and will do anything and everything they can not just to make sure that the definition is changed, but that our rights as Christians are taken from us.