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In reply to the discussion: Congressman Steve King Doesn’t Expect To Find Gay People When He Gets To Heaven [View all]gordianot
(15,771 posts)15. I once heard a lecture about various religious beliefs and the after life.
The Christian view tended toward perfection and no need for Earthly sexual activity of the flesh so how would you know someone was gay or straight? Of course Buddist want to end the cycle of rebirth no reason for sexual activity. Steve King might want to consider Islam they promise celestial virgins in Paradise.
No pockets in a shroud but Steve King wants to take his junk with him.
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Congressman Steve King Doesn’t Expect To Find Gay People When He Gets To Heaven [View all]
kpete
Oct 2014
OP
I hope you can get him out. I remember in the 70s it was the women's movement that was having
jwirr
Oct 2014
#35
I have been to Sioux City many times. One of my very good friends name Rhonda is on the city
jwirr
Oct 2014
#43
Those are the words of Paul, not of Jesus. One could say the Bible including the New Testament
Bluenorthwest
Oct 2014
#36
The Abrahamic religions are awful -- authoritative, paternalistic, all about control and repression.
Arugula Latte
Oct 2014
#73
Actually, he wasn't. Does "do unto others as you would have done unto you" ring a bell?
Nye Bevan
Oct 2014
#38
Amazing what you have to take time out of your day to say, would think it goes without
randys1
Oct 2014
#66
I will continue to live my Christian life, though not perfect I try my best to love everyone.
Thinkingabout
Oct 2014
#5
I bet I have a better chance of getting there than him and I don't believe in heaven.
hobbit709
Oct 2014
#26
but Santa, the Tooth Fairy and all the other imaginary creatures will be there
NightWatcher
Oct 2014
#34
If there was a heaven (hint: there isn't) and he got in....I'd be glad to go to hell...
truebrit71
Oct 2014
#45
People that worry about who will be with them in magic land rather than helping people here and now
Johonny
Oct 2014
#50