Plan B Forum

Thanks, I caught that yesterday, fabulous response to the bile of the rabid reactionary religious right.

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To love god is to hate sin. But, it is easy to say and hard to do. Sin is easy and quite often enjoyable; like when the next door neighbor's wife was playing with my leg under the table. When I told my friend about it he thought I was crazy for not going for it, but I am proud I didn’t . I have committed my share of sin, but sex with married women is not among them.

liberty wrote:To love god is to hate sin. But, it is easy to say and hard to do. Sin is easy and quite often enjoyable; like when the next door neighbor's wife was playing with my leg under the table. When I told my friend about it he thought I was crazy for not going for it, but I am proud I didn’t . I have committed my share of sin, but sex with married women is not among them.

It's interesting to learn, based on your posts here, just which lines you would be willing to cross and which lines you wouldn't.
And that actually holds true for all of us.

-"BB"-

Bicycle Bill wrote:

liberty wrote:To love god is to hate sin. But, it is easy to say and hard to do. Sin is easy and quite often enjoyable; like when the next door neighbor's wife was playing with my leg under the table. When I told my friend about it he thought I was crazy for not going for it, but I am proud I didn’t . I have committed my share of sin, but sex with married women is not among them.

It's interesting to learn, based on your posts here, just which lines you would be willing to cross and which lines you wouldn't.
And that actually holds true for all of us.

-"BB"-

To the Christian man, married women are sacred.

the only mistress I had was alcohol (she had many names).
Thankfully, my wife has forgiven my tresspasses.

Liberty

Please do not represent Christianity as the standard about your moral failings are judged as "acceptable"

liberty wrote:

Bicycle Bill wrote:

liberty wrote:To love god is to hate sin. But, it is easy to say and hard to do. Sin is easy and quite often enjoyable; like when the next door neighbor's wife was playing with my leg under the table. When I told my friend about it he thought I was crazy for not going for it, but I am proud I didn’t . I have committed my share of sin, but sex with married women is not among them.

It's interesting to learn, based on your posts here, just which lines you would be willing to cross and which lines you wouldn't.
And that actually holds true for all of us.

-"BB"-

To the Christian man, married women are sacred.

To the true Christian man, ALL women are sacred.

liberty wrote:... To the Christian man, married women are sacred.

And to an Atheist man, married women are also "sacred."

However, in the course of my vast dating experience, any woman who told me they were separated -- at that moment or longer -- were just a tad less sacred and I could always find forgiveness in my heart for them. How the woman handled her relationship with another was on her, not me. Never, in all my years, did I pursue a professed married woman.

That's just the way I am.

Crackpot wrote:Liberty

Please do not represent Christianity as the standard about your moral failings are judged as "acceptable"

You have not sinned? And, I am not justifying anything the Word is the standard and I admit I have not always made it, but I don’t think I am alone we all were all young and foolish at one time.

So what's the excuse when you're no longer young but still foolish?

No, but, by implying that your "Christianity" kept you from that one sin, implies the rest of yours are fine under that standard

Edited to add omitted word.

Autocorrect is definitely not your friend