
Quickies 07/13/2012
- The New York Times and multiple professional associations are encouraging the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA).
- Kirk Cameron joins forces with NOM to talk shit about marriage equality, making sure to note how unnatural and destructive queer people are. GLAAD responds.
- Actress Chloë Sevigny talks to OUT about playing a transgender murderer-for-hire on the British television series Hit & Miss.
- India pays mad cash to halt auction of letters allegedly passed between Gandhi and a German friend of his. Why? Because they may contain information indicating that the two men were more than friends.
- Saudis breaking their male-only competitive sports policy to allow two women to compete in London 2012 Olympics.
Featured image is of Gandhi.
Why Kirk Cameron and other Christian fundamentalists insist upon using totally baseless arguments to support their assertion that gay marriage is sinful escapes me. The reasons are not secular but theological. Marriage in Christianity is a picture of Christ and the church. Marriage is supposed to represent the love between God and humans. The man represents Christ, the woman represents the Church. The woman obeys the man, the man loves and respects the woman. Gay marriage perverts this picture and is against what God commands, it is thus sinful. Gay marriage isn’t like drugs it doesn’t have damaging physical effects, it doesn’t hurt the economy. Oh and gay people are not evil. They simply have a unique temptation, that of being sexually attracted to men. Just like straight guys, gay guys must resist this sexual temptation in order to follow Christ. Any sexism or discrimination from these doctrines results solely from man’s inability to separate weakness in some areas from a judgement of value. Women are strong in some areas and weak in others, men are strong in some areas and weak in others. Heterosexuals are strong in some areas and weak in others, and homosexual people are strong in some areas and weak in others.
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