Comments on: Louis Farrakhan Responds to Obama’s Support for Gay Marriage

By: donalda

donalda — Thu, 31 May 2012 16:20:44 +0000

Is homosexuality a lifestyle choice? I don’t think it is. I’m straight, and I’m assuming you are as well. When did you choose to be straight and is there some strong leaning on your part toward partaking in the exciting homosexual lifestyle? Do you fight sexual feelings for other men? I am not interested in women as lovers in any way shape or form and there is no power of God’s Earth or anything going on in the lesbian community that turns my head. Just the opposite. Being gay seems like a difficult life in many ways, and if those people have such magic powers to sway heterosexuals, they’re using it wrong.

By: bettyjohnson

bettyjohnson — Wed, 30 May 2012 03:08:01 +0000

L.Vanessa Frazier. kudos to you well said Sister.
YOU have a heart and a full understanding of
Jesus and the Kingdom of God. Be blessed!

By: JAY CHAVIS

JAY CHAVIS — Tue, 29 May 2012 19:12:11 +0000

praise God for him standing upfor the truth of God word something i been saying all along sent Obama agree to such filth .BUT EVERYONE WANT TO SAY IT HATE WHEN IT NOTHING BUT REAL LOVE .THANK YOU FOR SHOW REAL TOUGH LOVE.

By: L. Vannessa Frazier

L. Vannessa Frazier — Tue, 29 May 2012 18:01:31 +0000

Our most gracious father laid out the law, as we all know, how we should live. Whether we make it our not, its our choice. God gave us the right to choose. I do not agree that same sex couples should marry or even mate. The bible speaks clearly against it. I have no heaven or hell to put them in,the bible says to love everyone, even those that spitefully use you. Love them too. He also said, let the wheat and tares grow together, I will separate it. Lets leave the judgement to him. Although it doesn’t bother me, but we have the right to choose to not be around it. Let God Judge, as he will. We must pray for our people. As the President, he has to uphold the constitution, human rights are equal rights. And he must uphold the bible, God gave everyone the right to choose. I don’t think it is his personal opinion, but the laws that must be upheld. We are not God, thank God. Now, lets us look at ourselves and actions,the question could be asked, “Are we really saved?” The meaning is clear. Let him without sin, cast the first stone. We must do better. I know I am certainly trying. Humans have rights and they have the right to choose. Focus People.

By: Peter D.Slaughter

Peter D.Slaughter — Tue, 29 May 2012 15:33:24 +0000

I wonder why do blacks have to defend and attack this issue from viewpoint of the bible or even the koran.In both teachings there are contradictions and hypoecrites. This is what makes black’s look real shakey in discussing the issue.
Afrikan’s and Black’s need to recognize that this lifestyle choice of today and past cannot compared with all the real great Afrikan and Black history that has come from the people of this background.All we have to do is know that Marcus Garvery,Ida B. Wells,Harriet Tubman,Denmark Vesey,John Brown were not gay or lesbian.Their agenda was real freedom and liberation and not some type of sexual personal lifestyle choice.

By: Raphael T

Raphael T — Mon, 28 May 2012 23:38:13 +0000

LGBTQ organizations have a lot of explaining to do before the public gives its stamp of approval on gay marriage. This is a legitimate concern for all Americans..white, black, gay, or straight.

After all, GLAAD and ILGA (International Lesbian and Gay Association), the most out spoken proponents of gay marriage had embraced support from The North American Man Love Boy Association (NAMBLA) several years ago and allowed NAMBLA to partake in Pride celebrations for two decades. They denounced the group ONLY after funding support was threatened.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_Man/Boy_Love_Association

Harry Hay, one of the founders of gay liberation, supported NAMBLA and so does Larry Kramer of ActUp and don’t forget the beloved founder of the BeatNicks, Allen Ginsberg.

Who’s guaranteeing it stops here with redefining? Remember, the fight and banner has always been about “sexual freedom” even during the days of the homophile movement.

Also, lets have a mature debate if disagree and not resort to name calling.

Peace.

By: Ed

Ed — Mon, 28 May 2012 19:51:38 +0000

I agree with you, Orinio, that homosexuality was not the primary reason why Yahweh destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah. The incident with the men of Sodom trying to force themselves on angels came after the city was already condemned. I don’t like the fact that the Sodomites attempted rape of angels is construed as some type of condemnation of homosexuality, as if it would have been better if they had attempted to rape female-looking angels. The attempted force is displeased God as much or more than the fact that they were attracted to the same sex.

This still doesn’t change the fact that Yahweh, through the Hebrew Scriptures, denounces and forbids homosexuality. This same denunciation and prohibition is carried on into the New Testament as well.

By: Orinio Opinaldo

Orinio Opinaldo — Mon, 28 May 2012 18:59:23 +0000

Does he make the story of Sodom and Gomorrah like a fairy tale. I have not read any of that in the Bible. When Jesus sent his disciples out to preach and he commented more or less if they mistreat you leave and I promise you it would be worse for them than Sodom and Gomorrah. It was the way they treated the stranger, And in America we treat the stranger just as they did in Sodom and Gomorrah. True it is coming with the hate we have form each other. Sodom and Gomorrah was an affluent place where any one who could disrupt their power were mistreated. Sounds a lot like USA.