Why does it concern you if a gay person goes to heaven or not? Just wondering, it's their life after all not yours. 

Cannot believe this is real. Gotta love Leviticus. Although Leviticus also says that it is an abomination to wear polyblends or to till the corners of your field so I guess we should start setting up some laws for those too. Calling Indiana immediately to let them know.

I asked you if you jerked off.

Also, people do not choose who they are. Some people have flexibility to grow the way they want to, but there are some things that you can't choose. For example, I'm not attracted sexually to asian girls. I think they're beautiful, but something just doesn't trigger. I didn't choose that, it's just who I am.
When you're older, you'll come to understand that you have no power over some things. I'm not saying you're stupid or dumb or whatever, it's just that when you're young, things make sense, but once you get older and start to encounter situations you'd never dream of in your imagination, things start to change. Happenstance starts feeling like fate, inexplicable events start making you question coincidence.

And you will also learn that lying is just as important as honesty. Or that sometimes it's ok for someone to lie, because you care more about them than you do the truth.

I imagine if I go heaven (hopefully),  it would be better with more souls there, afterall, an eternity is a long time.  

Also I think god also cares about those that go to hell.

No, US State Law is crazy. Religion has some great stuff in it, like loving your fellow man, regardless of who they are.

Didn't know the figure was that high in the US. It's not like the UK where many people put Church of England on their census because of habbit when in reality they are not at all like that.

hey, when can we introduce a law that allows store owners to deny republicans from their establishments? I mean, why not make your stupid country even more divided? Get another civil war on the go, that's clearly where this kind of bullshit is heading.

daredevil how old are you? Just wondering

1. It is perfectly reasonable to oppose a law in principle of what is represents and consequences it could have before seeing said consequences.

2. I do agree with you about labeling groups such as conservatives and religious with a broad brush.  The friend I know who is most upset by this law is a devout Christian.  Religion does not define people from my experience.

3. The issue here is we live in a country that celebrates and champions our progress of being increasingly equal over time. No one wants to go back to segregation or slavery or genocide or denying memebers of society rights.

4. To flip your argument, let us say a state came up with a law allowing businesses to deny religious people into their establishment.  Would you oppose it or state that it was open minded to allow people the freedom to discriminate?

5. Being upset about one injustice does not mean you ignore all others.  Also, as upset as we might be what goes on in other nation's, we have far more ability for real change within our own borders. We can't force other cultures to adapt our beliefs through force.  Best we can do is offer an example of a society that is appealing in part to being progressive and tolerant of people.

So, you believe, that when you die, you get to go and hang out with all the other dead people's souls. Is that right?

If you lead a good life, you will. Heaven may not be as you envision though, if it's a plane of existance with people in of eternal happiness, considering there have been over 100billion humans over time, heaven will do fine in it's numbers.

The main thing to think about is how Jesus would react to people in life. He'd support and love them no matter who they are.