Chenoweth dropped from Christian Women Conference — Page 4

Nah, it was before King James. One of the Henrys, I think. King James was just a chauvenist pig that added, "Wives submit to your husbands." But he was straight. And apparently he was into S&M.

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Makes me feel a little bad for the helium baloon sucking imitations of KC I have done in the past. She has earned a great deal of my respect.

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Well, I think it was extremely silly of the Conference to ask Chenoweth to step down, especially over something as positive-minded as her belief that God is accepting of all people. I am sure a great many members on this board know that really the Conference is upset with Kristin vocalizing her support for the homosexual community. It makes the Conference appear foolish by generalizing and saying they want her out because she thinks God is accepting of all people, because a majority of the Christians that I hang out with, think that is a true statement. However, the current and past translations of the Bible do condemn one type person...not homosexuals, fornicators, liars, murderers, or abusers (take your pick). The Bible condemns non-Christians...those whose sins have not been forgiven by Christ. Some disagree with this, and that's okay, but I think God is accepting of all people who accept Him. No exception!

Do you want to know something really interesting? One of the lady speakers on the tour has a son who is gay and I believe that she still loves him!! Someone call headquarters.

So Jews like Marc Kudisch are doomed and that's why Kristin had to dump him? That and the fact that he wanted to have sex?

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Namo,

Actually Jews are not doomed. They are God's chosen people, and even though they are still waiting for Messiah, he will provide for them. I know it sounds crazy, but I'm getting a masters in theology (and i'm bi and having lunch with a gay friend going for ordination and i have a lesbian pastor with two kids who lives downstairs from me).

I'm going to "save him".

I admit, I am not quite sure of what is to happen with the Jewish faith. I acknowledge that the Jews are God's chosen people, and therefore, I choose to believe that God has a plan for His people.

But...this has turned into faith-based off subject discussion. I still think it is the Conferences loss to get rid of Kristin, as well as the audience that will miss her. As a Christian, I know that some of the most touching people and powerful witnesses can come from those individuals that are not Christian. You don't have to be Christian to be a witness to faith in general...and I think all people can benefit from hearing stories of those who are faithful to the simplest of things...life.

2 things

1) where in the old tetimate *exactly* is the referance to homosexuality

2) they tried to save me at a christian concert last weekend

"So there can be two Messiah's? That's awesome! Like there's a Godspell and a Jesus Christ Superstar!"

Praise Jesus! And Namo!

Up, Up and away! I think they call that transmorgafrication - or something like that.

"It's a bird, it's a plane, it's . . ."

I'd be VERY curious to know what her presentation was like - really. It seems to me that it could be interpreted as very negative if filtered through the uptight orafices of the listening audience.