United We Stand (Official blog of Kentucky Equality Federation): Anti-gay Christians miss message.

Friday, December 22, 2006

Anti-gay Christians miss message. Click here to read the article by Staff reporter Kevin Eigelbach who writes on religion for The Cincinnati Post and Kentucky Post.

1 comments:

Anonymous said...: just wanted to throw something out. alot of so called christians use quotes from the bible to say that gay marriage should not be accepted, condoned, or supported. but they always miss one exerpt;
1 Timothy 4:1-5

clearly says that anyone who goes about saying who can and cannot enter into marriage according to God's law is a false teacher.; 7:04 AM

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