Now it is one thing to fight for an end to discrimination against individual gays in our society. That is not what I am referring to.
No, what I am concerned about is: the activists who are determined to have every person in America have to admit that they are just as married as we heterosexuals are. Did they jump into this fight as a result of sitting on top of a mountain, praying over their city and State, looking at all its social, economic, and relational problems and wondering how they can make a difference? Or did they jump into this fight so their own selfish desires could be granted? And so everyone had to feel about them as they wanted to be felt about?
Obviously they would bristle at such a thought. And they would reply they are merely seeking justice and equality for all as our constitution grants.
Ahhhh, sigh. I guess I just long to see we white folk providing more real leadership for our state. And being more concerned about our responsibilities to the coming generations than for our own conceived or felt rights.
The very greatest need in my opinion for the coming generations besides personally knowing the Living God through Jesus Christ, is to have a female mother and a male dad, who love each other (as demonstrated by focusing on fulfilling responsibilities rather than demanding rights), and who can model for them what it means to be a healthy boy or a healthy girl, and what it truly means to be "married".
For you non caucasians, please know this is not in any way a slam on other ethnic groups. Quite the contrary actually.
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