Yes, the people who call themselves Christians certainly know how to turn Christ’s doctrine right on its head!

Protest and in the same context preach condemnation, judgement and encourage the bigots and nasties to persecute and victimise people because they have different sexual proclivities?

My, what a Christian way to show the world what brotherly love and inclusion really is?

Pardon me, but are these protestors from the Twilight Zone? Did we miss something?

I don’t think so, these retro bigots spouting off their mumbo jumbo are really just a bunch of hypocritical fakes, wearing the badge of Christianity yet behaving in a profoundly anti-Christian way.

Do they think Christ would approve of this kind of demonstation of non-love? No - he would be appalled and probably tell them to stop casting stones.

Remember the story of Christ saving the adultress from death by stoning?

He said ‘let he who has not sinned throw the first stone!’. Although I don’t actually believe being gay is a sin at all.

Think about that all ye protestors, and think again if you actually believe your actions are justified or just plain wrong and anti-Christian.

Christ died on the cross for all of us - remember?

Is there so much love in the world that we should deny happiness to a whole set of people? It should not be a crime or considered a sin to share joy in each other’s company. If gays’ marriages reflect on mine, what about the neighborhood jerk who’s heterosexual but beats up his wife?

As Nobel prizewinner Piet Hein said, “Co-existence or no-existence.”

I encourage all gay and gay friendly people to participate in the National Gay Marriage protests to be held all over the country this Saturday, Nov. 15, 2008. Let our voices be heard. For more information go to: http://jointheimpact.com