stella41b -> RE: common sense (1/20/2010 12:57:32 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Rule Which of his points? According to angelikaJ these were his points: "I believe the gist of it is that he is open in his acceptance of people in his on-line friends list in much the same way Jesus associated with outcasts. That Jesus would not condemn gay marriage. That “ We hold these truths to be self –evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that are among these are Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness” means that same sex marriage should be allowed in this country. Also his belief is that while in his own yard he should have the right to do what he chooses provided it does not harm another which includes mowing his yard unencumbered by clothing. Should his neighbor find the view to be objectionable then he and his neighbor could build a fence to protect the rights of both: his neighbor not to see, and he to mow freely. ... more or less I think that is the subject matter". This point quote:
if this is ever published I will probably be locked away as a nut. Now go back and read the responses. Mine included. The thing is, he is making a very valid point. Jesus preached and taught non-conformity in moral and spiritual affairs. But today many seek to decide for the morality of others, such as the government. Therefore the freedom as declared in the Constitution is nothing more than a myth. Now I would agree with all he wrote except for one thing. He wrote that all men are born equal - I disagree with this. I would say that all men are born individual, and as such have equal right to freedom. See it now?
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