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Friday, November 16, 2007 , Updated 11:31 p.m., December 2, 2007

UPDATED: Fort Worth’s Broadway Baptist Church to consider excluding gay couples from member booklet

Here we go again.

Also. 'stuck between a rock and a gay place.'  Or a rock and a God place.  God and a gay place.  Something like that.
Also. 'stuck between a rock and a gay place.' Or a rock and a God place. God and a gay place. Something like that.

To celebrate its 125th birthday, Broadway Baptist Church in Fort Worth planned to publish a booklet including info about its programs alongside photos of its members.

But when three gay couples asked to have their pictures included, Broadway Baptist was put between a rock and a hard place.

Yes, the gay couples are members, but the church has decided it will vote in December on whether or not to allow them to appear in individual photos and not as couples.

UPDATE: A decision was put off until later; church members decided to give the issue more prayer and thought.

Not again . . .



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bpferrell, says:

This is very unfortunate. These members they ought to be pictured with one another - they are family after all. I wonder if they allow pictures of people who have divorced and remarried (an arrangement Jesus was pretty direct about if I recall)?

Sometimes the baby steps are very small, but hopefully this won't be a big deal some day soon.

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Pavel Lishin, says:

If they're not allowing their photos in the booklet, why are they even allowing them to remain members? Strikes me as sort of odd that they're too ashamed of the couples to include them in the booklet, and yet compassionate enough to let them stay in the church.

Quit being so wishy-washy. Either your God hates gays or he doesn't.

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interestedcitizen, says:

Non Roman Catholic Christian churches did step into a quagmire when they started blessing remarriage after divorce while the divorced spouse was still living and unmarried, and reconcilation was still possible.

If it was considered adultery for a divorced man or woman to marry another while his or her former spouse was still living and unmarried, then, blessing a marriage of such a man or woman was in essence blessing adultery.

The better view has always been for divorced couples to remain unmrried and never stop seeking reconciliation, but churches as a whole have given up on that standard, which opens the door to the criticism above.

Yes, churches got on the slippery slope when they sanctioned remarriage after divorce. But, just because they started down that slide doesn't mean they should slied further.

I don't think we can say that people who remarry after divorce are among the whoremongers who are listed along with homosexuals in the New Testament among those who will not see heaven. A whoremonger is regularly engages in sexual relationships with many different people outside of marriage. It is a person who is a lover of self instead of a lover of God.

The clear Biblical pattern is one woman for one man, for life. That pattern is not just Biblical, it also pictures Christ and the church. The words Bride (The church, or the one who respondes to another's intiative) and Groom (The lover who prepares a place for the Bride and comes back to get her) refer to male and female. The word husband implies a man and the word wife implies a female. The Bible sets forth patterns for a division of labor and a model of servant leadership.

Broadway Baptist has a reputation as a liberal church. It has slid far enough. It must not be coerced to slide further. It must stand its ground.

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bpferrell, says:

Oh geez. Whoremonger? Really? I think they're playing in Deep Ellum tonight.

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Rawlins Gilliland, says:

LOVE Whoremonger. Their recent CD release titled "Banged a Baptist" spawned a single called, "Fool on the Hell", described in Deviled Excess Magazine as "a darkly lyrical albeit touching tour de force about a sex addicted necrophiliac."

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BBCAdvocate, says:

Broadway welcomes all people. The actions to exclude some from a printed directory were taken by a few members who have chosen not only to discriminate but also to aggressively threaten the jobs of staff members and to usher in the advent season with a devisive vote that could split the church. All in the name of Jesus. Go figure.

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Rick Yost, says:

I'm just asking here... Aren't the gay couples- who distance themselves from scripture, putting their church in a bad position by wanting to still be included in the flock- let alone the photos.
I'm not a believer, or gay, nor am I trying to be funny- I want to understand.

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JW Richard, says:

Honestly, I don't think any photos of any couples, except say the pastoral staff, should be included if they can't include the gay couples photos. Either do those people right, or take all the couples' photos out.

I mean, c'mon! Whoever took these pictures knew that these gay couples where a part of the church and I wouldn't be surprised if these gay members are long-standing, maybe even highly visible members because I find it hard to believe that we'd have this discussion over some new converts or members who weren't really involved with the church.

With that said, this part is @Rick Yost; Rick, the only things couples have done is removed themselves from interpretations of scripture that are usually spoken against them. I assume that for them, this issue has been a long time coming.

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Pavel Lishin, says:

Awesome, I'm going to add "whoremonger" to my resume and business cards.

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CastleHills, says:

Wow. Um, InterestedCitizen, just to let you know...the year is now 2007.

Also, btw: Animal husbandry, also called animal science, stockbreeding or simple husbandry, is the agricultural practice of breeding and raising livestock.

Oh wait...animal.....man... Nevermind.

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Pavel Lishin, says:

Hey, whatever you want to say about InterestedCitizen, at least he's consistent.

Too bad that book isn't.

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interestedcitizen, says:

Castle Hills,

So it is 2007. So, a lot of people publicly embrace homosexuality as a lifestyle. I don't embrace the culture that embraces homosexuality as an acceptable lifestyle.

It's not that I'm not aware. I am aware. I know what the American Psychiatry Association did with homosexuality back in the 1970s. I know about the Stonewall riots and the movement they ignited. The APA caved under political pressure. I know that an experiment that compared the size of the pituritary glands of a few homeosexual and heterosexual men who died of AIDS tried to prove that homosexuals were morphologically and therefore genetically distinct from heterosexuals.

I know about an experiment that tried to isolate a gay gene. I've taken genetics. embryology, biochemistry, psychology, and neurophysiology. None of these experiments are conclusive, and someone with a science background, as I have, can see right through them. These experiments are designed with the goal of proving relationships, such as the prevalence of homosexuality in certain families. The problem is that these experiments don't rule out social and environmental influences that lead to homosexuality in these families.

Further, in my view, the existence of just one set of identical twins, one of whom is fully heterosexual and the other of whom is homosexual, disproves conclusively that homosexuality is genetically acquired. There might be numerous sets of identical twins who are homosexual, but that proves nothing, since they had the same influences. Now, a set of identical twins, separated from birth, both of whom became homosexual, might suggest a link between genetics and homosexuality, but not without fully examining the way they were raised. Again, just one set of identical twins, separated at birth, one of whom became homosexual and the other of whom remained heterosexual, disproves a genetic cause of homosexuality.

Further, a substantial number of medical doctors and psychiatrists still consider homosexuality both deviant and dangerous, despite the fact that the APA has removed homosexuality from its list of mental disorders. Essentially, what the APA did was just give up.

I think there was a deeper problem, just as there is with all kinds of depressions, phobias, and neuroses. Psychiatry tends to ignore the deep spiritual issues and replace the problems brought on by excessive self love with mood altering drugs. Psychiatry could never have "cured" homosexuality. I agree that it isn't a mental disorder and should never have been on the APA's treatment list. I'm also realistic to know that some people will never change, just as there are heterosexual adulterers and child molesters who will never change. Change begins by admitting "I am wrong and I need help." That is repentence. Until a person comes to that point, he cannot change.

I am countercultural. The Bible calls all true Christians to be countercultural. "Love not the world, nor the things in the world...the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the boastful pride of life, are not from the father, but are from the world."

Those who urge Broadway Baptist Church to avoid taking one more step down the slippery slope of loving the world instead of being countercultural are advocating that the church be true to its calling.

It isn't about hate. it is about loving God more than self or the world. Love of self says "conform to the world," and today that means "be inclusive and tolerate all kinds of deviant lifestyles." Love of God says, "be true to the great I AM and His Word, even at the cost of rejection and ridicule." Sometimes, love of God means to shake the dust off one's feet and move on down the road when people reject the gospel message. There is a point at which Christianity is exclusive. The gospel is a message of hope and peace, but it demands change, and change can only come after repentence.

Sadly, a vote last week in Congress puts homosexuality on the same plane as race and reflects the depths to which our culture has fallen. Now is not the time to just give in. The church must remain steadfast.

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Rawlins Gilliland, says:

interestedcitizen, I'm reminded of when a room mate once showed me an over-the-hill smoked ham that was getting gamey in our refrigerator. When I gagged at the smell, he said, "But it was once so fresh and pretty and delicious. It's probably still got some good parts." Reading your potted ham masquerading as pate', I feel that way about so-called 'Christian' evangelical scientific 'experts' like yourself; smelling-to-high-heaven, rotting, but not yet rotten to the core. Grab the Glade!

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interestedcitizen, says:

Rawlins,

Why is that an attempt to engage in intelligent debate must end in ad hominem attacks? This is not the way to discover truth. In my view, when a person must resort to ad hominem, he has admitted the weakness of his argument. That's what I learned in argumentation. Ad Hominem is a logical fallacy. It is a tool of propaganda. Sincere truth seekers do not resort to ad hominem, and they see right through it when it is employed. Those who insist on using ad hominem essentially say they don't care about the truth.

Refute my point. Show me the weakness of my argument about the identical twins, one of whom is heterosexual and the other of whom is homosexual. Further, show me a metabolic pathway by which a certain gene directs the production of brain chemicals, hormones, or pheromones, or sets up neurological impulses that drives two people of the same sex to desire each other sexually. Then explain to me how one of two identical twins, with the same internal genetically driven body chemistry, can end up having homosexual impulses while the other has heterosexual impulses.

I don't think you can refute my point. I've never seen it in the research. It is clear, then, that homosexual behavior is a choice, just as 15 year old boys and girls choose to experiment and become addicted to promiscuity at a young age. It's also the same as enjoying that first game of football or baseball. We can become addicted to sports, food, or scary movies. These addictions are actually idols. They are things we set up for ourselves that take the place of our love for God. We allow these idols to enter our homes and take over our affections.

I hope Broadway Baptist in this instance does not take the "broad way that leads to destruction, but instead takes that narrow, straight way that leads to enternal life."

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Rick Yost, says:

Interested citizen- You're leaving a slug-trail all the way up to the moral high-ground you tell yourself you've earned. There's not much in this life more disgusting, character-smearing, 'ad hominem'-attacking, prejudicial, or 'whore-mongering' than your precious religion.

(pardon the cut-n-paste) "I am countercultural. The Bible calls all true Christians to be countercultural. "Love not the world, nor the things in the world...the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the boastful pride of life, are not from the father, but are from the world."

I don't know which one of these lines makes me laugh more.

How counter-cultural can you be when Christianity is thrust so hard up the rear of American politics, it's hard to tell where one ends and the other begins? Tell us how un-worldly your impressively adorned house of faith is. Tell us about the 'lust of the flesh' Catholic priests we all know and love. (the ones we know about) Tell us why you really hate homosexuals so much.

Could it be that you fear people using their minds to figure out their lives, rather than just settling for a doctrine of hate that is so much less taxing on the intellect?

"Grab the Glade!" LOL

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Scott Miller, says:

Ah, the research. What does the research say about why some people hold on to ancient superstitions and dogma even though it may conflict with their own happiness and well being? That's the more relevant question- that and what someone actually seeking truth is doing in a Baptist church.

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Bemused, says:

"I don't think you can refute my point."

A solid assertion, interestedcitizen. It's been my contention for quite some time that Rawlins, like many of his cronies here, is incapable of refuting anything. Of course, were logical argumentation a prerequisite for registration on this site, these blogs would be ghost towns.

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Pavel Lishin, says:

InterestedCitizen,

Your argument about identical twins is great, but 100% hypothetical. You let me know when they DO find two separated identical twins, one of whom grew up homosexual and one hetero. Once that happens, we can bring up the issue of denial and how some people don't even realize that they're homosexuals until they're middle aged, with a wife, kids, and maybe even some grand-kids.

Don't interpret this as an attack on your religious beliefs. Your faith is outside the realm of science, and that's fine - whatever gives you strength is probably a good thing. I happen to worship snarkiness and vodka, but I don't think either of our choices of religion tread upon each other. (Unless I get drunk, pass out in your front lawn, and make snarky comments when you're trying to wake me by poking me with a rake. It's plausible.)

In any case, I'd be as happy as you if Baptist Whatever Church decided to not include pictures of "the gays" in their brochures. It's their decision, because they don't have to be fair and impartial. If anything, though, I feel that it will alienate more people than it will satisfy, and eventually be a part of its downfall.

For every one of you that the church would please, half a dozen people would be disappointed, and turned away from your path to what you consider to be God.

(By the way, if it's not obvious, I've been worshipping pretty hard tonight, and I'm about to go take another "communion" shot.)

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Pavel Lishin, says:

Bemused, you chose to move next door to a bar that regularly features live music, and then complain about it every single day.

What do you have to teach us about logic again?

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interestedcitizen, says:

Here is a link to an extensively annotated college paper that takes an objective point of view concerning the causes of homosexuality. I didn't choose it because it supported my viewpoint. In fact, its conclusion might differ from mine. It was objective, and well written. It raises plenty of room to doubt that homosexuality is genetically acquired.

http://serendip.brynmawr.edu/bb/neuro...

I think the significant thing about this paper is that it reports that, while it is more probale that an identical twin will be homosexual if his twin is homosexual than in the case of fratneral twins, the fact that less than 100% of identical twins are homosexual where one of them is homosexual, excludes the conclusion that homosexuality is genetic.

This paper also mentions that additional studies need to be done on the question of identical twins separated at birth and the incidence of homosexuality among them. (obviously, given the nature of adoption laws and the closed records of childen separated at birth, the logistical difficulties of finding these people, studying them, and assuring that they represent a truly random sample make this kind of study almost impossible to do)However, my point still stands. If less than 100% of identical twins,separated at brith or not, do not share an identical sexual orientation, that disproves that homosexuality is genetically acquired.

The fact that identical twins tend to model each other's behavior more than fraternal twins is not surprising. I have identical twin nieces, for example. While they attempted to assert their individuality by attending separate colleges and pursuing differing majors, they eventually ended up at the same college pursuing the same major. This was not genetic. It obviously had something to do with social conditioning, intense bonding and modeling. I know two identical twin brothers. They, too attempted to assert their individuality. one went to seminary and the other went to medical school. Yet, the one who went to seminary eventually ended up in medicine. Choosing medicine was not genetic, since neither of their parents was a medical doctor. The same is true of my nieces. They chose college majors that no one in our family has ever chosen. They attended the same college my sister attended, a behavior that was obviously influenced by social conditioning.

Back to the main point of this discussion, however. There is no compelling evidence, scientific or otherwise, to suggest that homosexuality is genetically determined behavior. Homosexual acts are sin according to the Bible and are not to be condoned by members of the Church. Churches are charged with upholding the Bible. One method of discipline is to temporarily exclude from fellowship those who disobey the Bible. Thus, as an extremely mild form of discipline, Broadway Baptist Church may prevent homosexuals from appearing as couples in its membership book, although they may appear as singles. This is a much less harsh form of discipline than outright excommunication. According to the Bible, they must also be excluded from taking the Lord's supper.

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DC, says:

Just curious, but what grade did that second year bio paper get?

Here's another excellent objective college term paper on the psychology behind the Oedipus complex:

http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/image...

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Trey Kazee, says:

interested citizen,

i think you're missing the point - through all of the blustering about your scientific knowledge and understanding, you seem to hold the belief that a genetic predisposition towards something implies a necessary result. let's extend that theory a bit - are you implying that everyone genetically predisposed to cancer must definitely then have cancer? and, if i can show you a person with such a predisposition, yet without cancer, should we thusly infer that there is really NO such predisposition - that genetic research is, in general, pseudoscience? let's be intellectually honest when we talk about the subject, and admit that life is really more about continuum - shades of grey, rather than black and white. i don't know anyone who stridently claims that homosexuality can't be encouraged by environment. of course it can. but some measure (many would say "MOST") of scientific evidence, even that posed in the paper you presented, indicates that there is also a series of genetic components which appear to be able to predispose an individual towards homosexuality.

now, to further complicate the subject, i wonder just how certain you are in your interpretation of biblical texts? since we're talking about a subject which is only mentioned a handful of times, i wonder how familiar you are with the texts themselves? that, for instance, no single NT author even wrote an original proposition regarding it, but rather referred - in all three (3!) - NT references to the preformed greek or jewish tradition? i wonder if you can comment on the imbalance of male homosexuality as mentioned in scripture with regard to female homosexuality, and whether it could possibly be linked to the pederastic behaviours of the day? do you believe them to be the same as in today's society?

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DC, says:

I think all of the comments regarding the Greek society of the time are well covered in "Planes, Trains and Plantains" as posted above.

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Mike Orren, says:

Bemused, I'm trying to get in touch with you for a story we're working on, but the email addy you registered with does not work. Can you please call me at 214-514-4710?

Aaron Johnson, says:

From a naturalistic perspective, homosexuality may be natural, but it’s a natural loser. According to Darwin, the “winners” are those with “survival value”—life forms adept at getting their genes into the next generation. Whereas heterosexuals are inherently fertile, homosexuals are inherently sterile. In an ecosphere shaped by natural selection, the fundamental deficiency of homosexuality raises the question, “If homosexuality is 'natural,' how did nature select it?”

The only answer for the naturalist is by way of a mutation that is intrinsically detrimental or, at least, unhelpful in the evolution of the species. Witness that despite millions of years of natural selection, only a few percent of the population are homosexual.

The general revelation of nature is clear: the “form, fit, and features” of a man and woman are complementary to fulfilling a basic function of life that no single individual, or same-sex pair, can—reproduction. It’s a point that special revelation is clear on as well.

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Rawlins Gilliland, says:

Gee, Aaron. Thanks for the thoughtful 'God created Adam and Eve not Adam and Steve' scientific anatomical update. All without the use of Barbie and Ken demo doll props. Props to ya.

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Aaron Johnson, says:

Would you have preferred an automobile analogy?

A design begins with a need or desire to be met. That leads to functional requirements which determine the form, fit and features of the end product. Once those specifications are defined and the architecture drafted, engineering and construction can proceed.

But however well a product is made, its reliability and service will be less than optimal if not used in accordance with its designed specifications.

Take a car, for instance. Cars are carefully engineered to provide owners the benefits of efficient and reliable transportation. But to enjoy those benefits, an owner must operate his vehicle within the bounds of its design, and maintain it according to the manufacturer’s specifications. Making my Honda Civic serve as a farm tractor guarantees poor performance and shortened life. The same is true for human sexuality.

Misusing our physiology in ways it doesn’t fit, or for which it wasn’t designed, is unhealthy or injurious. This is readily borne out by the disproportionate rates of disease and mortality among homosexuals—not to mention their increased risks for substance abuse, mental health problems, and suicide

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Rawlins Gilliland, says:

Remind me to not sit next to you on a 32 hour non-stop flight to Sydney.

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Trey Kazee, says:

personally, aaron, i would have preferred some semblance of personal reasoning, rather than the cut-paste job you did from Regis Nicoll (http://www.breakpoint.org/listingarti...).

what's darwin's opinion on plagiarists?

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Aaron Johnson, says:

To read more go to: http://www.breakpoint.org/listingarti...

It's an interesting article.

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Rawlins Gilliland, says:

Aaron-Nice try at rebounding, but Trey caught you red-handed posturing as the writer of lengthy reasoned thoughts, without any copyright reference/mention that in fact this was someone else's published work. That is disgraceful. I'm outta here.

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Aaron Johnson, says:

Made the same post 3 months ago and never got lambasted for it...

http://www.pegasusnews.com/news/2007/...

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DC, says:

"A man can only justify his actions if he regards his demeanor with deductive thinking."

The above introductory statement really clears up much of the debate posted here. For further text, I suggest the well thought out discussion below:

http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/image...

Seriously, this will be the last time I refer to this excellent dissertation. Really. Promise.

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Trey Kazee, says:

aaron, i didn't see that post 3 months ago, but it appears that then, your post was quoted. today, however, it was posited as your own. BIG difference.

DC, we get it, we get it. i'm still a little peeved at your earlier implication with regard to MY postings, though. really. promise.

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luniz, says:

>>In an ecosphere shaped by natural selection, the fundamental deficiency of homosexuality raises the question, “If homosexuality is 'natural,' how did nature select it?”

if you have to ask that question, you don't understand natural selection at all. Why is it only Christians who seem to think natural selection works on an individual basis?

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Pavel Lishin, says:

Aaron, if homosexuality was as unfit as you suggest, it wouldn't exist. Clearly nature "selected" it for some reason.

And if it is a mutation, who's to say it's intrinsically detrimental? Maybe there's some bonus that society gains from homosexuality that's not immediately obvious.

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Rawlins Gilliland, says:

Pavel, you're right! There is indeed 'some bonus' to homosexual orientation. Birth control for starters. Which considering the unplanned pregnancy birth and abortion rate among (according to many on this thread) 'Godly' heterosexuals, same-sex lust looks to me like a a win-win societal plus.

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Aaron Johnson, says:

I think the author's intentions were to disprove the claim that homosexuality is a hereditary trait or linked to a genetics versus a conscious decision/choice. He was merely stating that if homosexuality were as innate as race or species, and that because homosexuals are by their very nature sterile, homosexuals would cease to exist as a populous because they cannot reproduce themselves. His claim is that a homosexual person is at its core a heterosexual human being that chooses to engage in homosexual behavior. The alternative would be that a homosexual is a mutation of a heterosexual being that does not posses the ability to reproduce. So basically we’re all the same inside, we’re just differentiated by the choices we make. He wasn’t proposing natural selection on an individual basis, that’s just silly…

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Aaron Johnson, says:

It doesn't seem like the church is being very consistent if they'll let a gay couple be a member, but are too embarrassed by them to allow them to appear in booklets... Sounds like they need to do some soul searching and make a decision one way or another, it's all or nothing.

If I were part of one of the gay couples I'd be pretty insulted and ticked off that the church patronized me and wasn't honest with me. Especially with the comment the pastor made about "they contribute just like the other members... and should not be treated like second class citizens" Makes it sound like he strung them along for their financial contributions.

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luniz, says:

>>He was merely stating that if homosexuality were as innate as race or species, and that because homosexuals are by their very nature sterile, homosexuals would cease to exist as a populous because they cannot reproduce themselves.

>>He wasn’t proposing natural selection on an individual basis

oi. I can't tell if you're serious or just giving me a hard time. If you can't understand what the two things I've highlighted have to do with each other, then you don't completely grasp the way that natural selection works. Also, I don't think anybody ever said homosexuality was "innate as race or species"...that makes no sense at all.

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Bemused, says:

"Bemused, I'm trying to get in touch with you for a story we're working on, but the email addy you registered with does not work. Can you please call me at 214-514-4710?"

Mr. Orren, someone alerted me to your comment, which is the only reason I am replying. I decline your invitation to participate in a Pegasus News story. The publication is absurdly biased and completely void of journalistic merit. I retract anything favorable I've said about it in the past. Its mere existence is emblematic of a culture steeped in mediocrity.

Nothing personal, though, Mike. As Theodore Roosevelt instructed, "Do what you can, with what you have, where you are." Sorry you don't have more.

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Lisa Lawrence Merritt, says:

Hard to believe that any group with the term "Broadway" associated with it would exclude gays.

Drum roll.....rim shot.

Had to say it.

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James Scott, says:

Thank God for small miracles.

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