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To: Grainne who wrote (13447)	4/6/1998 11:15:00 PM
From: Jamey	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 39621

Christine, you argue that gays should have equal rights to marry, teach school, flaunt their aberrations in public parades wearing outrageous clothing, painting their lips, ad nauseum. The major point that you are overlooking is what happens to people that practice this lifestyle. Do you think that gays dying from AIDS tell their relatives and friends that it is such a great thing to be dying because they like to do unatural things to each other. Would you date a known bi-sexual? Lets get down to the real smutty, dirty world of the gay person. I abhor anything that is bizarre and outside of the natural life process that God planned. A loving family relationship that insures continuation of the human race. I am a real Christian both in my head and heart and I believe that God's Word is His divinely inspired Word given to the prophets and desciples by inspiration of the Holy Spirit. You know what the book of Romans says about people that practice such things. God gives them over to a reprobate mind! That tells me that once they have gone to far their hearts are hardened and they no longer hear the urgings of the Holy Spirit to repent. How terrible to go so far down the human chain to end up a reprobate. Their fate to be thrown into the lake of fire where there are knashing of teeth and the howls of the demons to endure for eternity. I ask you, in the name of Jesus, do not encourage this practice. Regards, James