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I haven't checked in in ages. 39, Central Florida. EVOD on an evic.

I hope old high Valeryan is gender inclusive in translation. :P Happy Pride, all!

The church I grew up in in the dark ages had ashtrays on the front porch. Point is, there's no single "Christian" position when it comes to such things. Many of the beliefs and social mores held as traditional by many Christians of good will are, in fact, modern ones.

We'll be there for Tidal Wave and Saturday at MK.

The early Christians had a tough job compiling what we know as the Bible today. There were many writings, both of the Christian and pre-Christian eras, that they sifted through to determine which would make it into the canon of scripture. We've a heard of the "gospels" of Thomas and of Mary...

I'm coming over!

I think if you were to take a poll (if that were even really possible) of all gay people in the country, "Democrat" would be the *vast* majority vote. But there are groups like the "Log Cabin Republicans" and "GOProud" that are staunch Republicans, even though their own party really gives them...

I have to confess I'm probably desensitized to the whole "that's gay" thing since I'm in a social group where that's just how people talk, even though everyone knows I'm gay and doesn't care. It doesn't bother me. Hell, I've said it. That having been said, I think with the current state of...

Woof! LOL :)

Did anyone attend or see any protests at a local chicken establishment today? ;)

The early Christians had that debate about 1800 years ago. Their answer was summed up in one of the early statements of faith: The belief is that the Son is of one being or essence with the Father. In other words, the Son is as much God as the Father and the Spirit are God. The Incarnation...

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The questions are a bit stilted and biased to a certain kind of Christianity (and one that would leave out most Christians before the 1800s). At least one of these questions, as written, leads to heresy either way you answer. For example, number six: The correct answer should be "Jesus was...

Target already vowed to sell equality-minded clothing to benefit a gay rights group. Now they are going to begin selling same-sex wedding cards. I'm assuming this is only in states where it is legal.

Forgot to mention, that's another reason I get the cheaper pass with blackout dates for FL residents. The dates that are blacked out are the dates I'd really rather not be there to begin with. Those gaps are filled in with Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon. ;)

News You Can't Use: The European Union has recently stated, basically, that if you want to join the Eurozone, you have to respect LGBT rights. I wish the US could come up with similar legislation. ;) EUobserver.com / Equality & LGBTI Rights / Gay rights is EU entry criterion, Brussels says

Hehe. If you were into leather, you'd have the makings of that flag already. :P

For me, it's not something I'd go to the park for. I'd much rather see it from a distance and not have to put up with the mass exodus afterwards. I like Illumi-nations most of all. Over here we have the Legoland fireworks most every night as well.

Fireworks? What fireworks? ;) Of course, you can see fireworks here every day if you look in the right direction at the right time.