Jonny Redshirt

Sugar's right. What does it matter if somebody is born gay or chooses to be gay? We can argue endlessly about this until somebody proves one way or another, but at the end of the day, it's not like it's hurting anybody. People have the right to love who they love, and be attracted to whoever they're attracted to, and I support that completely.

I'm ashamed of the people in my religion who angrily attack homosexuals. It's not right. What happened to loving unconditionally and loving your neighbor greater than yourself, regardless of their beliefs? I couldn't care less if somebody was straight or gay, whether they chose to be or not.

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VEGANGELICA

I also wonder what happened to the religious idea of loving your neighbor at least as much as yourself. It's nice that you recognize the hypocrisy of religious people picking and choosing which rules they follow.

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Scarlett O'Hara

I agree with this. The whole issues with the Catholic church that I have has reduced me to believing in God, Jesus and his life on earth, his mother Mary and I keep my relationship with God very close to me. I rely on his guidance to get me through life, not what the Church dictates. I have had personal struggles with the gay situation, but I believe in my heart that everyone is equal, and there's no way that God can't have contributed to people being gay considering it's been around since the beginning of time. Hell, even animals can be gay. If I am wrong, well I just hope that my will to be a good person is what will get me through. I have no right to judge peoples decisions they make in life, the skin colour they have or their sexual orientation.

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