His statements are quotes from the Bible which reflect his personal beliefs. Because these beliefs are aligned with the majority of people in this state, the Gay community here has come to see anyone not having their point of view as antagonistic to them.
Same sex partnerships are tolerated but their agendas should not be elevated beyond those of heterosexual couples.
they are simply THEIR personal beliefs, and the beliefs of the brain dead morons who elected them in their districts. don't confuse 2 state house districts with colorado as a whole.
True eugene, although history has shown every bill and proposition presented in the state as a whole has reflected like-minded thinking. Remember prop 51 in the 80's?
Not exactly, it says (from memory, might be slightly off) Congress shall make no law respecting the establishment of religion or the free exercise thereof. But implicitly, yet. Courts have interpreted the establisnment clause as delineating a clear line between church and state. And that's a good thing. Churches shouldn't want government interference, and that comes part and parcel with them interfering in government.
Then why is Renfroe allowed to quote the Bible in the house, and use the quote as his argument for not allowing the bill to pass. This is not what our founding fathers had in mind. They wanted church as far away from State as possible. They are turning in their graves.
separation of church and state was a response by i believe, jefferson in a letter to the danbury baptists, letting them know that the government will not restrict the church!! nowhere in the constitution does it say such a thing.
Another great example of religious bigots that should never be allowed into office. How can anyone trust them to fairly take care of people if they think were evil sinners for not living up to their holly book's expectations? Get them out of office now!
God will take care of this issue in His own way. We are not here to judge. He is the Judge Supreme.
jta4jesus 2 years ago
His statements are quotes from the Bible which reflect his personal beliefs. Because these beliefs are aligned with the majority of people in this state, the Gay community here has come to see anyone not having their point of view as antagonistic to them.
Same sex partnerships are tolerated but their agendas should not be elevated beyond those of heterosexual couples.
moxfrazilla 2 years ago
they are simply THEIR personal beliefs, and the beliefs of the brain dead morons who elected them in their districts. don't confuse 2 state house districts with colorado as a whole.
eugeneonegin09 2 years ago
True eugene, although history has shown every bill and proposition presented in the state as a whole has reflected like-minded thinking. Remember prop 51 in the 80's?
moxfrazilla 2 years ago
Doesn't it say in the constitution; The Seperation of Church and State.
GBTRU 2 years ago 2
Not exactly, it says (from memory, might be slightly off) Congress shall make no law respecting the establishment of religion or the free exercise thereof. But implicitly, yet. Courts have interpreted the establisnment clause as delineating a clear line between church and state. And that's a good thing. Churches shouldn't want government interference, and that comes part and parcel with them interfering in government.
janus303 2 years ago
implicitly YES not YET. Can't type this morning.
janus303 2 years ago
Then why is Renfroe allowed to quote the Bible in the house, and use the quote as his argument for not allowing the bill to pass. This is not what our founding fathers had in mind. They wanted church as far away from State as possible. They are turning in their graves.
GBTRU 2 years ago
Exactly. And not just quoting the bible, but using it as the basis for writing insurance law.
I'm not disagreeing with you on principle, just pointing out that the Constitution doesn't actually say separation of church and state.
janus303 2 years ago
because republicans think GBTRU they have a SPECIAL hotline to god
eugeneonegin09 2 years ago
separation of church and state was a response by i believe, jefferson in a letter to the danbury baptists, letting them know that the government will not restrict the church!! nowhere in the constitution does it say such a thing.
rebeccas1023 2 years ago
Another great example of religious bigots that should never be allowed into office. How can anyone trust them to fairly take care of people if they think were evil sinners for not living up to their holly book's expectations? Get them out of office now!
InTylerWeTrust84 2 years ago