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2 Comments
Curt Day
I fully agree with Denny on these points:
1. The issue is holiness. It is an issue that both heterosexuals and homosexuals must strive for.
2. Included in that same-sex orientation is wrong
3. That the Gospel, not reparative therapy, is what we should all rely on
I disagreed with the interviewers’ interpretation of Obama as saying that we must view same-sex orientation as being holy. What we must do is to recognize the equality in society of those who have and/or embrace same-sex orientation. But saying that does not imply that we think it is holy.
Lynn Burgess
Curt: What do you mean by “equality in society?” If you mean that someone’s private sin should not disqualify them from work as a carpenter, printer, store clerk, etc. (when it does not directly impact the work) then I agree. If you mean that society must recognize same sex marriage then I vehemently disagree. Although the U.S. of A. is not a theocracy we still answer to God as a nation for our morality and also as individuals who have the right and responsibility to vote.