OK, I'm going to make the hardest post I've ever made, by going against the flow of this thread. Let me firstly say that to come out as a 'homophobe' is actually extremely difficult; I'm not being a hater, just trying to deal with my honest opinion (I have severe internal conflict over this issue). Please... don't jump to conclusions or judge me too harshly.
As a Christian, I personally believe that homosexuality is wrong. For someone like me who absolutely hates 'judging' anyone or saying anyone else is wrong, this is an extremely hard thing to believe. It's a real struggle, but when I read the Bible, I can't help but believe that God made male and female, with two totally different complementary roles which also have symbolic meaning. And that God thinks that homosexuality is evil. (Yes, I did a huge project on this in school, where I thoroughly examined the opposite interpretations of Bible verses, I haven't randomly jumped to this conclusion). Which I find very difficult to come to terms with, given that my society believes totally the opposite. But since I believe that the Bible is true, I also believe this - again, not mindlessly, it is a struggle.
I didn't say this to try to prove my beliefs. Just wanna show that those 'judgmental religious haters' don't ENJOY judging others, aren't all aged 50+, don't jump to conclusions without a real struggle, and do care about others.
I suppose I believe that humans are like sheep - like pi, I think that dp thing is totally superficial, because people will always follow the 'done thing', the trend, no matter what. I 300% agree with his post.
In everything, it's not the people that tag on to trends that I respect, but those with the guts to go against the flow (not out of stubborn, closed-mindedness though). When society used to stigmatise gays, almost everyone did so; now society stigmatises those who don't support gay marriage, almost everyone will do so. I'm really struggling to stick to my opinion no matter what everyone else thinks.
</rant> (far longer than intended), and I'm prepared to cop the flack.
