>>How many of them make it to the news? not many, just the same ones that are making headlines... and it's usually the same few over and over again.
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>Is Pat Robertson a Christian?
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>>>They cannot tolerate abortion.
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>>Would Christ tolerate abortion as we know it?
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>Is this a rhetorical question?
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>The statement was that many modern day Christians, as we know them, cannot tolerate abortion, as if someone was forcing it upon them. I think they just want to exercise as much power over other people's lives as possible.
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>>>They cannot tolerate any court challenge to removing "God" from public places.
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>>How about those who can't tolerate "God" in public places. BTW: it's only the Christian God they seem to hate. All other gods are ok. I wonder why?
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>Which other religion has tried to put their PR stuff in public places here?

Some of it has been there for decades. For instance, the LA Country seal. Given the history of California, I think a little-tiny cross is appropriate. But they couldn't even tolerate that.

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>>>They cannot tolerate homosexuals.
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>>They hate the life style. They love the person.
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>And want to cure the person. I think they just want to exercise as much power over other people's lives as possible.

They're not forcing anything.

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>>>They cannot tolerate gay "marriage".
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>>They believe the Bible teaches that a marriage is between a man and a woman.
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>They believe they have the right to impose their definition of marriage upon everyone. I think they just want to exercise as much power over other people's lives as possible.

They're not forcing anything.


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>>>They promoted the return of the death penalty in the U.S. (true, though, no beheading).
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>>So... What is wrong with this? World is a better place without violent murderers.
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>I somehow don't see the death penalty leaving the world without violent murderers. They seem to be reproducing at a steady rate. The death penalty doesn't really work.
>I think they just want to exercise as much power over other people's lives as possible.

To me it's about justice, not whether it works or not. You murder others, then you lost your right to live.
BTW. the other way doesn't work either.