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would u prefer human rights or the religion rights
there are some situations, where u r allowed to do things in a certain age under the human rights but that same thing isn't not allowed in religion. e.g is some situation, u have a certain human right to do something whereas in ur religion u forbidden to perform
there are some situations, where u r allowed to do things in a certain age under the human rights but that same thing isn't not allowed in religion. e.g is some situation, u have a certain human right to do something whereas in ur religion u forbidden to perform
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(Original post by fatima1998)
would u prefer human rights or the religion rights
there are some situations, where u r to do in a certain age under the human rights but that same thing not allowed in religion.
would u prefer human rights or the religion rights
there are some situations, where u r to do in a certain age under the human rights but that same thing not allowed in religion.
Human rights.
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Human right should ALWAYS come before religious right.
Not everyone is religious, whereas human rights affect everyone and should thus take precedence.
Religious freedom is important, however I don't think it should ever be able to effect anyone else's life. People often use things like 'oh but my religion allows me to say this' to excuse their discriminatory, sexist, homophobic and etc behaviour. Idc if your religion says it, not everyone believes the same things and hence you're just being a ****.
I'm a gay Christian, so I can see things from both sides of the spectrum.
Not everyone is religious, whereas human rights affect everyone and should thus take precedence.
Religious freedom is important, however I don't think it should ever be able to effect anyone else's life. People often use things like 'oh but my religion allows me to say this' to excuse their discriminatory, sexist, homophobic and etc behaviour. Idc if your religion says it, not everyone believes the same things and hence you're just being a ****.
I'm a gay Christian, so I can see things from both sides of the spectrum.
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(Original post by battycatlady)
Human right should ALWAYS come before religious right.
Not everyone is religious, whereas human rights affect everyone and should thus take precedence.
Religious freedom is important, however I don't think it should ever be able to effect anyone else's life. People often use things like 'oh but my religion allows me to say this' to excuse their discriminatory, sexist, homophobic and etc behaviour. Idc if your religion says it, not everyone believes the same things and hence you're just being a ****.
I'm a gay Christian, so I can see things from both sides of the spectrum.
Human right should ALWAYS come before religious right.
Not everyone is religious, whereas human rights affect everyone and should thus take precedence.
Religious freedom is important, however I don't think it should ever be able to effect anyone else's life. People often use things like 'oh but my religion allows me to say this' to excuse their discriminatory, sexist, homophobic and etc behaviour. Idc if your religion says it, not everyone believes the same things and hence you're just being a ****.
I'm a gay Christian, so I can see things from both sides of the spectrum.
what if ur parents r religious n ur religion is totally against with homosexual
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Without a doubt, human rights. At-least I know I will be treated by my humanity, and not my religion/religious status (as in caste/sects/groups)
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(Original post by StolenPrivacy)
Without a doubt, human rights. At-least I know I will be treated by my humanity, and not my religion/religious status (as in caste/sects/groups)
Without a doubt, human rights. At-least I know I will be treated by my humanity, and not my religion/religious status (as in caste/sects/groups)
what if u being in a relationship and ur bf or gf is cheating on u and she/he used u and have sex with u and then later ditch u and then u will b in a massive mental trauma whereas i think that wouldn't b happen coz after marriage coz marriage is a commitment
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(Original post by fatima1998)
some rights can influence ur life either good or bad but for example, in human rights sex is allowed in a certain age i think 16?? (not sure) whereas in religion; sex isn't allowed before marriage
what if u being in a relationship and ur bf or gf is cheating on u and she/he used u and have sex with u and then later ditch u and then u will b in a massive mental trauma whereas i think that wouldn't b happen coz after marriage coz marriage is a commitment
some rights can influence ur life either good or bad but for example, in human rights sex is allowed in a certain age i think 16?? (not sure) whereas in religion; sex isn't allowed before marriage
what if u being in a relationship and ur bf or gf is cheating on u and she/he used u and have sex with u and then later ditch u and then u will b in a massive mental trauma whereas i think that wouldn't b happen coz after marriage coz marriage is a commitment
I'd rather human rights in all cases
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(Original post by fatima1998)
u not saying this to me right
what if ur parents r religious n ur religion is totally against with homosexual
u not saying this to me right
what if ur parents r religious n ur religion is totally against with homosexual
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(Original post by battycatlady)
Human right should ALWAYS come before religious right.
Not everyone is religious, whereas human rights affect everyone and should thus take precedence.
Religious freedom is important, however I don't think it should ever be able to effect anyone else's life. People often use things like 'oh but my religion allows me to say this' to excuse their discriminatory, sexist, homophobic and etc behaviour. Idc if your religion says it, not everyone believes the same things and hence you're just being a ****.
I'm a gay Christian, so I can see things from both sides of the spectrum.
Human right should ALWAYS come before religious right.
Not everyone is religious, whereas human rights affect everyone and should thus take precedence.
Religious freedom is important, however I don't think it should ever be able to effect anyone else's life. People often use things like 'oh but my religion allows me to say this' to excuse their discriminatory, sexist, homophobic and etc behaviour. Idc if your religion says it, not everyone believes the same things and hence you're just being a ****.
I'm a gay Christian, so I can see things from both sides of the spectrum.
How do they take it?
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Human rights yes these are before religion rights. Because any category or religion firstly we are a human.
These rights are equal to everyone so their is no partiality or any kind of interruption.
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(Original post by battycatlady)
Human right should ALWAYS come before religious right.
Not everyone is religious, whereas human rights affect everyone and should thus take precedence.
Religious freedom is important, however I don't think it should ever be able to effect anyone else's life. People often use things like 'oh but my religion allows me to say this' to excuse their discriminatory, sexist, homophobic and etc behaviour. Idc if your religion says it, not everyone believes the same things and hence you're just being a ****.
I'm a gay Christian, so I can see things from both sides of the spectrum.
Human right should ALWAYS come before religious right.
Not everyone is religious, whereas human rights affect everyone and should thus take precedence.
Religious freedom is important, however I don't think it should ever be able to effect anyone else's life. People often use things like 'oh but my religion allows me to say this' to excuse their discriminatory, sexist, homophobic and etc behaviour. Idc if your religion says it, not everyone believes the same things and hence you're just being a ****.
I'm a gay Christian, so I can see things from both sides of the spectrum.
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But having the right to do something doesn't mean that thing is obligatory. Having the right to have sex outside marriage/casual sex/open relationships etc. doesn't take away the right of a person who believes that is against their religion to only have sex in a closed marriage. But insisting that everyone has to follow the rules of one religion (not all religions have the same views on every issue and even within one religion different denominations can take different views) does take away the rights of people who are not part of your religion. Your rights end where someone else's begin. Your right to practice your religion doesn't give you the freedom to take away someone else's rights.
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The majority of my friends don't give a damn. I find that most Christians my age aren't bothered just because of the more progressive society they've grown up in. Don't get me wrong, I've had a few people block me from facebook and refuse to talk to me, but I don't give them the time of day. One of my best friends who has been a Christian her entire life got up and walked out of church because they were praying against gay marriage, so people like her give me hope ^^
If any Christian is ever outright homophobic towards someone then they are not a Christian in my opinion as they are not acting how Jesus would act. Jesus was the friend of beggars, prostitutes and tax collectors (who were as hated as paedophiles are today) and if people genuinely think that he would approve of spreading hate then they need to take another look at the bible. Jesus is the very definition of love and acceptance and even tells us never to judge because biblically speaking we are all as sinful as each other :P
p.s. I really don't wanna get into a religious argument with anyone over this post- it's just my opinion ^^
p.s.s. also just adding that, for example, someone having sex outside of marriage doesn't take away your right to wait until after marriage. It's silly to expect everyone to follow the same ideas if they don't share your believes.
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(Original post by battycatlady)
Yeah, I'm out to them all. I'm lucky as I go to a very friendly LGBTQ+ church where my pastor was just like 'so what' and got on with his day.
The majority of my friends don't give a damn. I find that most Christians my age aren't bothered just because of the more progressive society they've grown up in. Don't get me wrong, I've had a few people block me from facebook and refuse to talk to me, but I don't give them the time of day. One of my best friends who has been a Christian her entire life got up and walked out of church because they were praying against gay marriage, so people like her give me hope ^^
If any Christian is ever outright homophobic towards someone then they are not a Christian in my opinion as they are not acting how Jesus would act. Jesus was the friend of beggars, prostitutes and tax collectors (who were as hated as paedophiles are today) and if people genuinely think that he would approve of spreading hate then they need to take another look at the bible. Jesus is the very definition of love and acceptance and even tells us never to judge because biblically speaking we are all as sinful as each other :P
p.s. I really don't wanna get into a religious argument with anyone over this post- it's just my opinion ^^
p.s.s. also just adding that, for example, someone having sex outside of marriage doesn't take away your right to wait until after marriage. It's silly to expect everyone to follow the same ideas if they don't share your believes.
Yeah, I'm out to them all. I'm lucky as I go to a very friendly LGBTQ+ church where my pastor was just like 'so what' and got on with his day.
The majority of my friends don't give a damn. I find that most Christians my age aren't bothered just because of the more progressive society they've grown up in. Don't get me wrong, I've had a few people block me from facebook and refuse to talk to me, but I don't give them the time of day. One of my best friends who has been a Christian her entire life got up and walked out of church because they were praying against gay marriage, so people like her give me hope ^^
If any Christian is ever outright homophobic towards someone then they are not a Christian in my opinion as they are not acting how Jesus would act. Jesus was the friend of beggars, prostitutes and tax collectors (who were as hated as paedophiles are today) and if people genuinely think that he would approve of spreading hate then they need to take another look at the bible. Jesus is the very definition of love and acceptance and even tells us never to judge because biblically speaking we are all as sinful as each other :P
p.s. I really don't wanna get into a religious argument with anyone over this post- it's just my opinion ^^
p.s.s. also just adding that, for example, someone having sex outside of marriage doesn't take away your right to wait until after marriage. It's silly to expect everyone to follow the same ideas if they don't share your believes.
Feel I should probably read a bit about this Jesus bloke. He pops up all over the place.
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