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Except that interracial marriage is not prohibited by Christianity.

• odonnellryan 5y ago
  Women are subservient to men in Christianity. This is very clear. Does this make it right?
  • azth 5y ago
    How do you decide what's right?
    • odonnellryan 5y ago
      I don't.
      • azth 5y ago
        So your question doesn't make sense, right?
        • odonnellryan 5y ago
          No, it makes sense as a question, I think. Maybe it doesn't make sense to you.
          • azth 5y ago
            If you can't decide what's right from wrong, why ask? It means that you have no way of telling whether anything is right or wrong. Is murder wrong? Is stealing wrong? Is interest wrong? We don't know I suppose eh?
            • odonnellryan 5y ago
              Some things are obviously wrong, I know how to tell right from wrong. Do you not understand how to?
• bastawhiz 5y ago
  Besides the fact that what Christianity says is irrelevant in the realms of US law and morality, religious figures have long been the biggest opponents of interracial marriage. Plenty of Christians point to Genesis 11 and Acts 17:26 to support arguments against interracial marriage. The KKK burns crosses to "symbolize faith in Christ". If the zeitgeist of Christianity can change its stance on people of color, it's simply bigotry to argue that LGBT folks are different. Keep your revisionist nonsense to yourself.
  • azth 5y ago
    I'm not a Christian. "Religious figures" is a very vague term that is nonsensical.