[Vision2020] Jesus at a Gay Wedding??

[debismith at moscow.com]

While ToeKnee may believe he is saying what needs to be said, perhaps only ToeKnee needs 
to hear himself say it. And perhaps the true depths of delusion in which ToeKnee swims were 
most obviously evident in his supposed joke about the moon being made of green cheese. That 
contention holds more water, and more effectively, than most of his pronouncements. It was 
also just about as humorous as most of his rants tend to be. Yawn.

Little Tony will never get it, but will continue to insist there is evil in anyone who doesn't 
subscribe to his frightened, virulent, *world-in-a-box* delusional framework. Sad little man can 
only find friends in other sad little people (Hi, there, PityPatty).  More to be pitied than 
castigated, though I for one just chuckle or yawn at his silliness these days. Checking what he 
says about once every two weeks will keep anyone up on his guff, as the little guy is incapable 
of real thought on current issues. He's kind of like watching a soap opera----come back in a 
year and it's the same caricatures......he's still recycling Clinton, still frightened of gays, still 
ranting about liberal agendas, still pounding his little chest, still insulting women, still terrified 
of those with an education, still silly, shrill, and stultifyingly stupid.

Debi R-S



 From:           	"Tony" <tonytime at clearwire.net>
To:             	<nickgier at adelphia.net>
Date sent:      	Sun, 14 Jan 2007 14:56:47 -0800
Copies to:      	vision2020 at moscow.com
Subject:        	Re: [Vision2020] Jesus at a Gay Wedding??

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Here is Nick's "gem" of a letter devoid of its self absorbed focus:

Jesus loves all people regardless of their orientation.  The
mainstream Christian community has never taken any other position.

If Jesus were here today in the flesh, he would hang out with the
masses and not likely single out one group or another for particular
attention.  He would advise tolerance for those on the right as well
as those on the left. He would accept and love all people even as he
may not approve of their behavior.

He would tell anyone who hated themselves for any reason that they
were created in his father's image and should attempt at all times to
conform their behavior accordingly.

He would, I bet, assure the church that its position with regard to
sin, that one should hate the sin but love the sinner, was fair and
just.

If a "transgendered" person were to demand acceptance, he would likely
advise against the barbaric contemporary practice of personal
mutilation championed as self realization by today's left.  He would
likely perform a miracle whereby the maladjusted individual would be
restored to their pre-mutilation state, free of the self loathing and
misidentification which they had labored under.

And I'll bet you would find him at church praying for those who had
died of AIDS as a result of engaging in the inappropriate and
unnatural practice of anal intercourse.

                                   -30-

There.  Now can we all stop pandering to the homosexual community and
tell them the truth?  Smugly congratulating ourselves as we send yet
another sympathy card to another grieving family hardly constitutes
either love or compassion.

Saying what needs to be said,    -T
----- Original Message ----- 
From: <nickgier at adelphia.net>
To: <vision2020 at moscow.com>
Sent: Saturday, January 13, 2007 2:46 PM
Subject: [Vision2020] Jesus at a Gay Wedding


> Greetings:
>
> I was catching up on the Lewiston paper on line and found this gem
> among the letters to the editor. To these sentiments I say Amen and
> Awoman!
>
> Nick Gier
>
> Jesus loves gays too
>
> I bet that if Jesus were here today in the flesh, he'd go out of his
> way to hang out with gay people and befriend them. I bet he'd accept
> them and love them, openly and unconditionally.
>
> I bet he'd say to those who hate themselves for being gay, "My
> father made you. He knows you, and he loves you." And I bet if they
> could see the love in his eyes, they'd believe him and be free.
>
> I bet that instead of telling us the parable of the good Samaritan,
> he'd tell us the parable of the good gay person. And the Pharisees
> of today would be forced to say the gay person had been a true
> neighbor -- not them.
>
> I bet that if a transgendered woman were dragged before him by
> today's Pharisees (someone like Dr. James Dobson and his Focus on
> the Family) demanding Jesus condemn her, I bet he'd look her in the
> eyes and say, "I do not condemn you." And she would cry great tears
> of joy, washing his feet with her tears and drying them with her
> hair. I bet he'd say a few words to those self-righteous folk like,
> "You strain at a gnat and choke on a camel."
>
> And I bet that if we went to church, we would not find him there. He
> would be found changing water into wine at a gay wedding.
>
> Ron Thompson
>
> Clarkston
>
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