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Rick Warren and Gay Marriage

Posted by tinatina • 4/12/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: christian, gay marriage

Any thoughts on this change of position? I think it's HILARIOUS!

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  1. Friday13
    4/12/09
    Friday13
    What did he say now?
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    1. tinatina
      4/12/09
      tinatina
      He told Larry King he never supported Prop 8, the propostion to ban gay marriage in California.

      www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/04/12/rick-warren-cancels-abc-a_n_185948.html

      But he's a liar because he clearly supported it on video to his congregation. What a jack*ss.
    2. Friday13
      4/12/09
      Friday13
      Hah! There's no way he can pretend to never have supported it. What a pile of fail.
    3. timethief
      4/12/09
      timethief
      Ha! ha! ha! Watch the video and read the transcript I made of his statement on beliefnet I posted the link to the thread in the other forum below.
  2. siralmo
    4/12/09
    siralmo
    who is rick warren??
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    1. tinatina
      4/12/09
      tinatina
      Most famous christian leader in America, other than Ted Haggard.
    2. siralmo
      4/12/09
      siralmo
      well that doesn't mean anything to me... so i'll be on my way

      have a good day ^^

      *waves*
    3. Sylvia
      4/12/09
      Sylvia
      who's gay?
  3. timethief
    4/12/09
    timethief
    FWIW I've already posted on this subject to the political forum a couple of days ago and you can find the thread and video links and other links here www.blogcatalog.com/politics/discuss/entry/pastor-rick-warren-oblivious-con...

    www.nationformarriage.org/site/c.omL2KeN0LzH/b.3836955/k.BEC6/Home.htm
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    1. Friday13
      4/12/09
      Friday13
    2. timethief
      4/12/09
      timethief
      They are in the other forum thread so I'll just let members click through and use the links there.

      These idiots allege that marriage is a 5,000 year old tradition. Women were chattels (property) who were given along with a dowry by their fathers or male relatives to husbands who then owned them as property.

      UK: In 1918 women over 30 got the vote. In 1928 they got voting equality with men.

      US: Women got the vote in 1869 in Wyoming Territory in the USA followed by Colorado(1893), Utah (1896), Idaho (1896), Washington (1910), California (1911), Arizona (1912), Kansas (1912), Oregon (1912), Illinois (1913), Nevada (1914) and Montana (1914).
      In 1920 the Nineteenth Amendment gave most women the right to vote.

      Unless otherwise indicated, the date signifies the year women were granted the right both to vote and to stand for election. The countries listed below currently have a Parliament or have had one at some point in their history.
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      1902 Australia*
      1906 Finland
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      1913 Norway**
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      1921 Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belgium (to stand for election)*, Georgia1, Sweden**
      1924 Kazakhstan1, Mongolia, Saint Lucia, Tajikistan
      1927 Turkmenistan
      1928 Ireland**, United Kingdom**
      1929 Ecuador*, Romania*
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      1994 South Africa (Blacks)
      2005 Kuwait
    3. timethief
      4/12/09
      timethief
  4. jflower36
    4/12/09
    jflower36
    Just as a premise, I'm not a Rick Warren supporter and I don't think he is the most popular christian leader (at least not in my book). But here is his statement regarding all of this.

    www.cbn.com/CBNnews/577459.aspx
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  5. aftercancer
    4/12/09
    aftercancer
    Whatever he may or may not have said you can't use CBN as a news source!
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  6. jflower36
    4/12/09
    jflower36
    You think it's a false statement?
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