Comments on: The Mormon Amendment To The California Constitution http://brucegarrett.com/brucelog/2273 Bruce Garrett's Weblog. Essays and musings on my life and my world. Mon, 06 Feb 2012 08:22:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: aryobrand http://brucegarrett.com/brucelog/2273/comment-page-1#comment-81685 aryobrand Tue, 09 Jun 2009 03:17:08 +0000 http://brucegarrett.com/brucelog/?p=2273#comment-81685 Just perusing your blog here and realized that there are a few points on this issue of the official elimination of the Third Amendment that's taken place in California and elsewhere, which unfortunately haven't been brought out to the public.  Some of them are presented here: http://aryobrand.livejournal.com/3837.html No one seems to be able to understand the greater issue of the violation of Liberty in order to establish a definition of marriage that exists ONLY within the modern American Christian church.  Muslims, Buddhists, pagans, Thelemites, Mazda-Yasnians, Taoists, Shinto-ites, etc have never practiced marriage as "between one man and one woman".  This style of subterfuge in establishing modern Christianity as the "One Law of The Land" is not Christian, is not Biblical, and is most certainly not American.  But what would you expect from the followers of the Bastard Christ?  Aryobrand Just perusing your blog here and realized that there are a few points on this issue of the official elimination of the Third Amendment that’s taken place in California and elsewhere, which unfortunately haven’t been brought out to the public.  Some of them are presented here:

http://aryobrand.livejournal.com/3837.html
No one seems to be able to understand the greater issue of the violation of Liberty in order to establish a definition of marriage that exists ONLY within the modern American Christian church.  Muslims, Buddhists, pagans, Thelemites, Mazda-Yasnians, Taoists, Shinto-ites, etc have never practiced marriage as "between one man and one woman".  This style of subterfuge in establishing modern Christianity as the "One Law of The Land" is not Christian, is not Biblical, and is most certainly not American.  But what would you expect from the followers of the Bastard Christ? 
Aryobrand

]]> By: Willie Hewes http://brucegarrett.com/brucelog/2273/comment-page-1#comment-74831 Willie Hewes Mon, 17 Nov 2008 16:11:36 +0000 http://brucegarrett.com/brucelog/?p=2273#comment-74831 Say it and say it again. Do not let people forget what the mormon church did here. The PR disaster will cost them more than any boycott could. Say it and say it again. Do not let people forget what the mormon church did here.
The PR disaster will cost them more than any boycott could.

]]> By: Valorie Zimmerman http://brucegarrett.com/brucelog/2273/comment-page-1#comment-74803 Valorie Zimmerman Mon, 17 Nov 2008 09:20:28 +0000 http://brucegarrett.com/brucelog/?p=2273#comment-74803 The Mormons planned this for a long time, too. See http://www.dailykos.com/story/2008/11/3/15369/3779/711/651188 I used to disagree with them, and be somewhat angry with them for what they have done to my sister's family. Yet, they benefit me personally, because of their genealogy work. Now I fucking HATE them, from their blighted Apostle down to their fascist little foot soldiers. That church is evil on Earth. The Mormons planned this for a long time, too. See http://www.dailykos.com/story/2008/11/3/15369/3779/711/651188
I used to disagree with them, and be somewhat angry with them for what they have done to my sister’s family. Yet, they benefit me personally, because of their genealogy work. Now I fucking HATE them, from their blighted Apostle down to their fascist little foot soldiers. That church is evil on Earth.

]]> By: Bruce http://brucegarrett.com/brucelog/2273/comment-page-1#comment-74738 Bruce Sat, 15 Nov 2008 23:56:40 +0000 http://brucegarrett.com/brucelog/?p=2273#comment-74738 <p>The saving grace of being raise as a Baptist is you find the concept of excommunication ridiculous at best, if not blasphemous  at worst.  I think when all is said and done the thing I detest the most about all these authoritarian religions is they insert themselves between the worshiper and God.  They ration God out to people in little miserly spoonfuls that are never enough to fill the spirit, and then tell people their hunger for more is proof if their fallen nature.   It's so ironic considering how authoritarian Baptists, especially Southern Baptists, have become over the decades, but I am so glad I was raised in a Baptist church because now in the bedrock of my soul I know I don't have to take shit from any clergy.</p> The saving grace of being raise as a Baptist is you find the concept of excommunication ridiculous at best, if not blasphemous  at worst.  I think when all is said and done the thing I detest the most about all these authoritarian religions is they insert themselves between the worshiper and God.  They ration God out to people in little miserly spoonfuls that are never enough to fill the spirit, and then tell people their hunger for more is proof if their fallen nature.   It’s so ironic considering how authoritarian Baptists, especially Southern Baptists, have become over the decades, but I am so glad I was raised in a Baptist church because now in the bedrock of my soul I know I don’t have to take shit from any clergy.

]]> By: Bob C http://brucegarrett.com/brucelog/2273/comment-page-1#comment-74735 Bob C Sat, 15 Nov 2008 23:10:59 +0000 http://brucegarrett.com/brucelog/?p=2273#comment-74735 Thats kind of like some of the more wing-nut Baptist ministers telling their congregations that they would go to hell (Or be thrown out of the church, whichever comes first) if they did not vote for Bush. We heard several reports of that in the last two election cycles. I wonder how that has affected the offering collections, as the BushCo economic disaster has forced people to cut back on everything just to be able to pay their bills? I've been ecomunicated all my life! I wonder what it costs to buy my way back in? Certainly more then the cost of a marriage license.? Thats kind of like some of the more wing-nut Baptist ministers telling their congregations that they would go to hell (Or be thrown out of the church, whichever comes first) if they did not vote for Bush. We heard several reports of that in the last two election cycles.
I wonder how that has affected the offering collections, as the BushCo economic disaster has forced people to cut back on everything just to be able to pay their bills?
I’ve been ecomunicated all my life! I wonder what it costs to buy my way back in? Certainly more then the cost of a marriage license.?

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