Awesome. I'm glad to hear smoking helped you find your faith. And btw, I'm pretty deep in the 'conservative Christian' movement, and I don't know anyone who teaches men of dark skin (or of any color skin) were bred to serve anyone.

Yes, most people who believe in Christian Scriptures that are without error and not "out of date" can't really get around the fact that God seems to indicate homosexuality is immoral and unnatural. That I can't get around. I respect homosexuals, but my faith won't allow me to agree with them morally.

But I will say this. I think trying to legislate sex between consenting adults or legislating marriage is absolute bullshit. I mean, what if it were the other way around and I had a gay legal system disallowing me to marry my lover!? I think that is where the majority of conservative Christians go wrong. Respectfully disagreeing with someone is one thing, but trying to force morality on someone is completely different. Laws should only prevent people from harming other people. Consenting adults should be able to do as they wish. God gave us all a free will to follow Him or to differ with His Word. I think government should do the same.

It's a shame that there is so much in the Church that turns people away from Christ. Ghandi actually said, based on the pure teachings of Christ in the Scriptures, that he would've turned to Christ.... if it weren't for the Christians! Sad.


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God has done many things for myself as well. But that simply doesn't mean men of dark skin were bred to serve me, or that gays are sinful and will go to hell. It just isn't right. And the morality of bud is that it is entirely MORAL, one can be spiritually enlightened under the influence(I was agnostic before I started smoking, i believe it helped me find my way.) I say toke up, say a little prayer thanking god for everything, and turn up some delicious tunes and enjoy yourself.
jsn9333 Reviewed by jsn9333 on . Any other "conservative" christians out there By "conservative Christian" I mean holds as closely as possible to the Christian Scriptures (the New Testament) as possible, attends church regularly, believes Christ's words even when they're unpopular (for instance when He says in the book of John, "I am the way, the truth, and the life and no one comes to the Father but by me."), etc... Don't get me wrong, I respect all religions and I suspect we all have a lot to learn from each other. But Christ and the Bible has done too much to help Rating: 5