Then you don't belong to the Baha'i faith? When did you renounce that? I must have missed that part. /sGood for you, I am not a homophic person either.
Seriously though, have you signed the card yet?
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Then you don't belong to the Baha'i faith? When did you renounce that? I must have missed that part. /sGood for you, I am not a homophic person either.
Huh? No idea what you trying to explainOkay then. I am not surprised. @It Ain't Necessarily So tried to explain it.
Try this as an analogy.
1) I live in Canada.
2) The capital of Canada is Ottawa.
Therefore, you can conclude that Vinayak's capital city of his country is Ottawa, and not London.
It's a simple logic thing, but apparently you don't understand logic.Huh? No idea what you trying to explain
Baha'i is not homophobic, if you want to believe it is, that is up to you.Then you don't belong to the Baha'i faith? When did you renounce that? I must have missed that part. /s
Seriously though, have you signed the card yet?
Oh dang.....It's a simple logic thing, but apparently you don't understand logic.
Baha'i is not homophobic, if you want to believe it is, that is up to you.
I am just as much a Baha'i as any other Baha'i.
According to Baha'i teaching if I was a how person i would have to choose between God or lust.
But since I am a straight person i don't judge people who are different than myself.
Excellent. The leadership finally eliminated their law against homosexuals. So now they will fully accept everyone.Baha'i is not homophobic, if you want to believe it is, that is up to you.
I am just as much a Baha'i as any other Baha'i.
A how person? Did you mean to say gay?According to Baha'i teaching if I was a how person i would have to choose between God or lust.
But since I am a straight person i don't judge people who are different than myself.
Because each person have to choose for them selves if they want to follow the teaching or not. Each person who believe in God and want to be with God would have to follow Gods law or commands. But they are free to not do it, and thenthey are on their own.Why do you believe that the Baha'i faith is not homophobic? Did you read the links provided by gay former Bahai's? After all, they are the ones most affected, and I think would know the most about the topic, as it really hits them personally. For me and you, it's nowhere near so personal.
oh good grief....I think I am experiencing an irony overload.
Yes I meant gay person.Excellent. The leadership finally eliminated their law against homosexuals. So now they will fully accept everyone.
A how person? Did you mean to say gay?
So being gay is lust, in your judgment?
Why would a moral person decide to follow teachings that include prejudice against gays? I have not heard an honest explanation yet. I only hear that it is the teachings. Sure, it's an immoral teaching. My question is why a person would join a religious grou with the intention to better themselves, but understands it has a highly immoral position against gays.Because each person have to choose for them selves if they want to follow the teaching or not.
Yet Bahai admit that God only interacts with Messengers, so are you confusing the dogma of Bahai as God?Each person who believe in God and want to be with God would have to follow Gods law or commands.
It seems the atheists are doing vastly better with morals than religious followers, so perhaps being on our own is superior.But they are free to not do it, and thenthey are on their own.
Yet the rules as explained by Bahai is not lust, it is marriage and sexual intimacy that is accepted in straight relationships. So it is a double standard and basic prejudice. Explain who you have aligned your morality to this obsolete view.Yes I meant gay person.
To be gay is a lot more than lust, but to be with God one has to leave lust, that could for straight person too by the way
A religious person would want to follow God. And do what God say is beste for the believer. The guidelines from God are meant for those who want to be with God.Why would a moral person decide to follow teachings that include prejudice against gays? I have not heard an honest explanation yet. I only hear that it is the teachings. Sure, it's an immoral teaching. My question is why a person would join a religious grou with the intention to better themselves, but understands it has a highly immoral position against gays.
Yet Bahai admit that God only interacts with Messengers, so are you confusing the dogma of Bahai as God?
It seems the atheists are doing vastly better with morals than religious followers, so perhaps being on our own is superior.
It means sex are meant for making babies. By man and womenYet the rules as explained by Bahai is not lust, it is marriage and sexual intimacy that is accepted in straight relationships. So it is a double standard and basic prejudice. Explain who you have aligned your morality to this obsolete view.
Religious people don;t follow gods, they follow texts and a leadership that uses that text as an authority. there are no actual Gods leading anyone.A religious person would want to follow God.
Usually how mortal leaders make these decisions, and followers follow, often without thinking. They are being obedient to what the mortals in leadership say.And do what God say is beste for the believer.
Assuming the texts are not frauds. If theists had actual Gods they wouldn;t need texts. That they do sugegsts they are following dogma and mortals, not any Gods.The guidelines from God are meant for those who want to be with God.
Of courtse you have to believe, but I don't see Bahai being adequately suspicious about the texts and the claims of a Messenger. It's all pretty far-fetched.The message do come through messenger yes. But that does not change the belief thst they are from God through the messager.
well who cares what believers say any wayReligious people don;t follow gods, they follow texts and a leadership that uses that text as an authority. there are no actual Gods leading anyone.
If there was any real Gods out there leading religious folk then they sure as hell wouldn;t need religions, they would have an actual God.
Usually how mortal leaders make these decisions, and followers follow, often without thinking. They are being obedient to what the mortals in leadership say.
Assuming the texts are not frauds. If theists had actual Gods they wouldn;t need texts. That they do sugegsts they are following dogma and mortals, not any Gods.
Of courtse you have to believe, but I don't see Bahai being adequately suspicious about the texts and the claims of a Messenger. It's all pretty far-fetched.
According to the social sciences this is not a healthy attitude. Humans enjoy sex and there is no deviancy in enjoying it.It means sex are meant for making babies. By man and women
All of us. Are you giving up?well who cares what believers say any way
I said that because it is my personal opinion about sex.According to the social sciences this is not a healthy attitude. Humans enjoy sex and there is no deviancy in enjoying it.
I suspect you make this excuse to help justify an immoral judgment against gays. That damages any moral credibility.