>> we are obligated to speak out, were are to love the sinner but the issue is sin
What I've been saying is simply that you can speak against homosexuality as a sin, without also turning a deaf ear to concerns about bullying, harassment, etc.
>> I agree it is wrong for people to psyically attack and haras homosexuals but it curtainly dose not give them the right to push their agenda
That word 'agendas' is a big word. It helps to be more specific about which agendas you might see eye to eye on, and which you do not. I.e., you just agreed that harassment and physical attacks are unacceptable, so you may agree with the concerns of many homosexual activists, and you might agree with many homosexuals about some important things.
>> the UK in particlular has always held to the bases of the Bible as sacred.
If you could speak more specifically that would help me understand.
>> The point is the fact that the goverment has pushed these draconion laws, their is only one agendam, that is to install a dictatorship, a totaliterian system, Gay Rights is a good reason to do that, now that they have done away with the Pivy council, this was to stop currupt goverments from having power in the goverment, our Civel Liberties are being removed, very cunningly, they will blind you with Lies
So long as you have a right to your view and to state it, then you have free speach. If you want churches to have a right to engage in any business they want to without regulation, then do you expect that churches must be allowed to do anything?
I'm not aware of any attempt to tell preachers what to say from the pulpit, by law.
I am aware of strange attitudes towards speach in Europe and the UK, regarding religious differences and avoiding offense, that I disagree with, I do think they try too hard to avoid offense through laws.
Hitlar once said "if you tell a lie big enough people will believe anything you tell them".
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