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Re: GAY RIGHTS & CHILDREN!

From: Inland Lakes Schools (acarolan.us)
Date: Fri Feb 11 2000 - 08:16:30 PST

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    Larry,
    You speak of morals as if there are no objective standards. Of course,
    everyone has their personal standards of right and wrong, but there is also an
    absolute, objective standard. What is it based on? Moving backwards in time,
    it is based on laws. Where do the laws come from? Surprise, surprise, they
    come from the Bible. Our forefathers who promulgated the laws for our country
    took the Bible principles as a basic standard. Where did the Bible come from?
    Inspired from God, we believe as a Christian nation. The standards of "thou
    shalt not kill" are prevalent in almost all civilized society. Who protects
    that baby's right who is aborted? Who protects my children from the influence
    of pornography? if there are no standards and society cannot protect the
    innocent, then where are we headed? There is no perfection here, but we
    certainly can do better at protecting the innocent than we do today and it has
    to do with standing up and being counted as supporting moral standards of
    behavior.
    RE: "Do you also condone the rights and morals of the parent who teaches
    anti-social and bigoted morals?"
    Those aren't morals those are a lack of morals

    > many revert to a 'higher' authority and assert absolute standards upon
    > everyone

    Yes, it is difficult, indeed, to find a balance between what is right and
    wrong. That is why I spend most of my time reading and praying, *personally*
    seeking the Truth. 

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