Colorado Law

[Scum_of_the_Earth]

Precisely.

[Hunterpoet]

I need a new favorite state in the Union.

It must be a nice mountainous state - any ideas?

Missouri

Arkansa

Virginia

West Virginia

North Carolina

New York

Pennsylvania

Washington

[irishcowboy]

you can even look at previous articles and other cases where the promotion of homosexual teachings is being done....

with out some people keeping their nose in the air, some of these would slip through the cracks with out notice, until it was too late.

like the Bible says, we will become lovers of our selves, of this world, of the flesh, of the earthly things and not of GOD.....

while we are here, we are to continue to preach the Gospel of Jesus, and to properly preach Jesus, we also have to include the laws, for Christ did not come to abolish the laws, but to fulfill them, to uphold them..... with out the laws, we have no need for Christ, the laws show us how rancid we really are.....

mike

[Khristeeanos]

I need a new favorite state in the Union.

It must be a nice mountainous state - any ideas?

Missouri

Arkansa

Virginia

West Virginia

North Carolina

New York

Pennsylvania

Washington

I grew up in Missouri (STL) and have visited North Carolina and Arkansas on your list. I like NC pretty good, but AR would be a stretch for me. My mother did grow up in Little Rock for a few years though. And she now lives close to the AR border on Table Rock Lake.

[kittylover0991]

We are always being told that it could come to this, and I must say, i never expected it in my own life time.

In particular, I didn't think it would be possible... I wasn't sure how it could happen and I thought "Yeah right, okay, yeah, no way. It might come to the point a few generation down where we can't go to church" but I never thought of how we might get to that. I NEVER would have thought that the way Christians would end up being persecuted in the United States through, of all things, the production of the bible.

I think our day is coming.... Lord, please come quickly

[Guest]

Maranatha!

Hallelujah!

Amen!

Behold, the days come, saith the Lord GOD, that I will send a famine in the land, not a famine of bread, nor a thirst for water, but of hearing the words of the LORD: And they shall wander from sea to sea, and from the north even to the east, they shall run to and fro to seek the word of the LORD, and shall not find it.

Amos 8:11-12

[Willow325]

The lawmakers in Colorado have passed into law SB200, which bans any written material that discriminates based on sexual orientation.

According to the law, that includes....any communication, paper,poster,folder,manuscript,pamphlet,print,letter,notice or description which is intended or calculated to discriminate or actually discriminates.

Liberty Counsels legal team believes this could give means to a judge to ban the distribution of the bible.

"calculated to discriminate"....wow that really leaves the window open.

Prayer in School was removed because very few Christians did anything about it. They never believed it would happen. But one woman was successful in getting that movement started and now Prayer in School is gone. The Ten Commandments have been removed. And now this? Hmmm.

It seems we Christians should start behaving like Muslims. Whenever anyone attacks the Koran, Muslims from every country get involved and in a very public way. In Islam, being a homosexual merits the death penalty. I'd say that was discrimination. Do you think they'll try to ban the Koran in America? They might be successful in removing the Bible because too many Christians believe that could never happen.

Willow325

[Willow325]

The lawmakers in Colorado have passed into law SB200, which bans any written material that discriminates based on sexual orientation.

According to the law, that includes....any communication, paper,poster,folder,manuscript,pamphlet,print,letter,notice or description which is intended or calculated to discriminate or actually discriminates.

Liberty Counsels legal team believes this could give means to a judge to ban the distribution of the bible.

"calculated to discriminate"....wow that really leaves the window open.

Prayer in School was removed because very few Christians did anything about it. They never believed it would happen. But one woman was successful in getting that movement started and now Prayer in School is gone. The Ten Commandments have been removed. And now this? Hmmm.

It seems we Christians should start behaving like Muslims. Whenever anyone attacks the Koran, Muslims from every country get involved and in a very public way. In Islam, being a homosexual merits the death penalty. I'd say that was discrimination. Do you think they'll try to ban the Koran in America? They might be successful in removing the Bible because too many Christians believe that could never happen.

Willow325

[mizzdy]

Writings can not discriminate. They are inanimate. Freedom of speech and all.

I agree that writings are inanimate objects since they cannot move on their own but they are full of life. When someone writes something and it is read it can take on a life of its own. Such as the bible, it is nothing really but words written in a book but none of us here would ever remotely think that those words don't mean anything. For me they are alive, full of wonder, love and words that I take to heart and try to live by everyday. Laws are not just words on a page either they are alive in the sense the police, judges and courts use them to govern our everyday lives. So if a law says that parts of our freedom of speech are affected then those laws are not inanimate and they are do discriminate against who the law is written such as freedom to tell others of Christ and what the bible teaches us. How inanimate is a law that outlaws the bible or the ability to even say the words Praise God in a crowd or just to carry a bible. What will people say about those inanimate writings when free speech is removed as a right? and it very well could come to that in this country.

[Guest]