Re: Unidentified subject!

[John Harrell <johnbharrell@yahoo.com>]

Hello Melynda Huskey,

You said:

> The GLBA Program at WSU (my day job) provides Safe Zone cards for offices 
> and departments which read "We are Allies.  People of all sexual 
> orientations are welcome here.  We do not permit homophobic language or 
> behavior."

And you said:

> So are many gay [Christians] people in Moscow. 


I am just curious, have you just kicked Jesus out of all those offices and
departments? 

What if He were to come in to those offices and departments proclaiming His 
Word as in Romans 1:26-:27? 

Would He be hustled out of those offices and departments because He would be 
proclaiming His own Word which includes homophobic language and because He 
would be displaying homophobic behaviour by proclaiming His Word which includes
homophobic language?

Curious minds would like to know.

Cheers!
John Harrell



--- Melynda Huskey <mghuskey@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Lucy writes:
> 
> >Mrs. Greenfield responded, with the full support of the other owners, >and 
> >indicated the rumor was false. . . .Since that time, the rumor >has 
> >continued to spread, predominantly in the homosexual community.
> 
> That's a curious thing to say, surely?  How in the world would anyone know 
> that a rumor is mostly spread by gay people? (And how long could it continue 
> to spread in what is, after all, a rather limited pool of gay people?  Two 
> days would about do it for us.)
> 
> >Bucer's can't quite figure out why this rumor was started, but they 
> > >believe it may have something to do with the fact that they're 
> > >Christians.
> 
> So are many gay people in Moscow.
> 
> Rumors don't need much fact--just a shred of plausibility.  No 
> anti-Christian gay conspiracy is needed; just one ill-informed and 
> persuasive communicator.
> 
> The GLBA Program at WSU (my day job) provides Safe Zone cards for offices 
> and departments which read "We are Allies.  People of all sexual 
> orientations are welcome here.  We do not permit homophobic language or 
> behavior."  Perhaps some variation of this would be useful to post or 
> display in Bucer's?  I'd be happy to share a copy.
> 
> Best,
> 
> Melynda Huskey
> 
> 
> 
> "The things that make us happy make us wise."  John Crowley
> 
> 
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