Rick Warren Blurs Party Lines

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Bleloclorgo of AL 4:02AM April 04, 2009

Rick Warren is a good guy who is being unfairly persecuted. I don't understand why the gay community preaches inclusion and tolerance, but throws temper tantrums every time things do not go their way. I can appreciate that the gay community's concern, but other people do have opinions of their own. If we do not agree with you, just let it be. It doesn't me that we are homophobic or even that we don't like the LGTB community. To the contrary, our Christian beliefs demand that we love everyone. Why is it that we cannot disagree on this issue, but still live together harmoniously?

Toya of OK 6:50PM January 11, 2009

$$$$$$$!!!! GREED!!!! Domination!!!! Nothing else.
Don't push your agenda on me, Dude!
I'm actually a Catholic and it's AMAZING(using "The Bachelor" cliche') to me how even I know what the Word of the Lord REALLY means, and MOST Right-Wingers don't. You take it a liiiiiiiiiittle too far, don't ya think?
Most Righty-Tighty Christians think:
If you're Christian, then you're not allowed to feel any differently than what the Bible says, or else we hate you and you'll go to Hell.
Me thinks:
Yuh-Huh. Yes I can. I just follow the fundamentals, not the extremes like you.

B of MI 6:56PM January 09, 2009

Rocky, please read a bit more about the history of White America. For purposes here, it appears you are referring to the Mayflower folks, who were, in fact, christian radicals who disagreed with the Church of England and wished to worship in a manner of their own choicing. The idea that this country was founded on prayer is disengious not to mention wrong (wont even comment upon the ludicrious idea that the strenght of this country comes from prayer).

Jim of MN 1:15AM January 09, 2009

Those who are calling Pastor Warren a bigot are just plain ignorant. He adheres to many Biblical doctrines, which are not popular in our current society, but the most important doctrine of all is that Jesus loves sinners and any one who listens to Bro Warren knows that this man loves sinners. That said, Jesus loves us sinners enough to change us and not let us keep doing the same old things that made us so messed up to start with. The religious leaders brought a woman caught in adultery to Jesus, and Jesus did not condemn her, He even kept her from being stoned, but the story is incomplete with out the last line, when Jesus tells her to "Go and sin no more." Jesus called on a hated tax collector, and this man turned from his past, vowing to restore that which he had taken while in sin. These are acts demonstrating repentance, and repentance is more than saying "I'm sorry." It is to say, I am/was wrong, and I want to change; I want to act righteously. Unlike any other faith I know, the Christian is enabled by the Holy Spirit to live righteously, so we are not required or even asked by God to do that which we can not do, but we are still not perfect.
I can even safely say that Rick Warren is not perfect, but Bro Warren is clearly trying to continue doing what Jesus called Christians to do.

MO_Christian of MO 7:55PM January 07, 2009

President-elect Obama chose Rev. Rick Warren to give the invocation at the inauguration in
order to reach out to evangelicals, but it was a poor choice because both the views of Rev.
Warren and the manner in which he expresses them are completely contrary to everything the
Democratic Party stands for.
Warren holds views which are diametrically opposed to those espoused by the great majority of Democrats. Warren believes all abortions are murder, that women should obey their husbands, that Darwin was wrong, and that gays are the same as people who practice beastiality and pedophilia. He makes the absurd claim that marriage historically has been between a man and a woman, when polygamy, matriarchies, slavery, and many other types of relationships have existed and still exist around the world. Current American marriages
between a man and a woman have nothing to do with Warren's fantastical views, especially
given the high divorce rate.
As Barney Frank has said, trying to include Warren in the Democratic coalition is a bridge too far, and one which will not work.

Jeff of CA 6:50PM January 07, 2009

TURN YOUR BACK to Warren, and kiss the partner of your choice through the Invocation.
Progressives and LGBTs decide what we accept, and what we DON'T.
It isn't only gays and lesbians angered by Warren given the honored slot at the Inaugural. Jewish leaders, Pro-Choice women, and 48% of California voters who objected to prop 8, and aethiests and agnostics.

mark of LA 9:15PM January 06, 2009