elvendon
i am a woman who was born in the u.s. so why would i be circimsised?
all holy books were set down not just for a mode of religious practice, they were also set down as a mode for the ideal society. one that would stand the test of time, however, man is lazy and becomes board and decides that he don't like this or that so sets out to change what he refuses to follow and keeps what he thinks is worth following. this not only destroys the religion itself, it also destroys the society.
adoption was something that was never ment to be because it tends to breed irresponisible sex. we are supose to accept our lot in life. if someone cannot have children, it should be accepted. i feel for someone who cannot produce a child, but perhaps there is a reason for it. perhaps the said person/couple was destined for something else in life?
you see no logical arguement for it because perhaps you don't take the time to look around with fresh eyes. ten years ago i would have agreed with you. i realize now that there are levels of perversion, and i see what it does to family and society as a whole. i don't see this from a religious view, i see it from a social view. like the wise man once said, "when society is morally corupt, that society will soon crumble."
agian, seriously i am not circumcised.
i am a woman who was born in the u.s. so why would i be circimsised?
all holy books were set down not just for a mode of religious practice, they were also set down as a mode for the ideal society. one that would stand the test of time, however, man is lazy and becomes board and decides that he don't like this or that so sets out to change what he refuses to follow and keeps what he thinks is worth following. this not only destroys the religion itself, it also destroys the society.
adoption was something that was never ment to be because it tends to breed irresponisible sex. we are supose to accept our lot in life. if someone cannot have children, it should be accepted. i feel for someone who cannot produce a child, but perhaps there is a reason for it. perhaps the said person/couple was destined for something else in life?
you see no logical arguement for it because perhaps you don't take the time to look around with fresh eyes. ten years ago i would have agreed with you. i realize now that there are levels of perversion, and i see what it does to family and society as a whole. i don't see this from a religious view, i see it from a social view. like the wise man once said, "when society is morally corupt, that society will soon crumble."
agian, seriously i am not circumcised.