Re: "God has answered our prayers for confusion in the Tesco boardroom".
 

i prefer the BOGOF especially when they knock on my door :D

Re: "God has answered our prayers for confusion in the Tesco boardroom".
 

OK, I see where you're going with that.

But if (and this is a big 'if', seeing as the meaning can be debated) the bible teaches against homosexual lifestyles, and CV are speaking out against what they see as a homosexual lifestyle, how can you say they're not being very "christian"?

I stress I'm not saying I agree with what CV are saying (in fact I don't), but the message you seem to be giving appears to be illogical.

Re: "God has answered our prayers for confusion in the Tesco boardroom".
 

The kind that if there were a God, he would be ashamed of them. disown them, and send them to hell.

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Christianity is a religion where some agree with what is said to be Gods word and some don't agree with what is said to be Gods word.

if God says he disapproves of homosexuals, then I'd say to be a real Christian you'd have to agree with what the boss says.

or maybe not.

Re: "God has answered our prayers for confusion in the Tesco boardroom".
 

it depends on how you look at it -i mean Christian values were laid down a couple of thousand years ago ,and although attitudes change over the centuries the written word remains the same , and some take the written word quite literally.

Re: "God has answered our prayers for confusion in the Tesco boardroom".
 

I've always thought that God never said it. (not that I think God said anything) it was what the person or persons own thoughts that were put down and said to be the words of God.

Re: "God has answered our prayers for confusion in the Tesco boardroom".
 

simply because i don't see it as a 'if' ,i don't think the bible teaches against homosexuality i think that is how people choose to interpret it to suit their own feelings ,so i don't think they are very christian .It is down to individual interpretation some think the bible does teach against homosexuality others think not so there is no definitive answer

Re: "God has answered our prayers for confusion in the Tesco boardroom".
 

im with you on that - i mean i don't believe in God so i don't believe they are the words of God -just the words of man ,but they are powerful words when in the right or wrong hands ,they can be a force of great good and a force of great evil ,it depends on who's thumping the book at the time ;)

Re: "God has answered our prayers for confusion in the Tesco boardroom".
 

I read somewhere that you're not supposed to mix different fabrics in one item of clothing either. I suppose there are 'core values' and ones that should be 'interpreted'. I haven't seen CV protesting against TESCO selling clothing of mixed fabric.

Re: "God has answered our prayers for confusion in the Tesco boardroom".
 

Just my impression of Christianity from what I was exposed to at Primary School (went to a Roman Catholic school) and from most of the Christians/Catholics that I know. I mean the things I said are very well-known and common tenants of Christianity are they not?

Re: "God has answered our prayers for confusion in the Tesco boardroom".
 

I know. it's always going to be one of lifes mysteries.
which is both fortunate and unfortunate really. can't be proven or disproven.

anyway

probably knows that God will spot him going in as it's around Jesus's Birthday and with all this homosexual thing.

but no doubt he'll be back in there getting his baby oil as usual in the new year :)

Re: "God has answered our prayers for confusion in the Tesco boardroom".
 

To be honest I think they need to find some better way to deal with homosexuality. All the evidence suggests it's a biological preference, not a matter of choice. Therefore what is to be achieved by preaching against their lifestyle? They can't choose not to be gay, they didn't choose to defy the will of god.

If you believe that god controls these things then surely it is his will, intention or reasonability that they are gay anyway in which case it's rather bizarre to then make it a sin. At best he isn't taking an interest in someone sexuality but judging it after the fact.

To be honest this is probably a debate to have within your own religion amongst those who understand the scripture better, you don't need me poking in tell you how to reconcile these things (not that it stopped me).

Re: "God has answered our prayers for confusion in the Tesco boardroom".
 

good point ,but as with all facts (and to religious people that is a fact)they are sometimes ignored to suit personal agendas

Re: "God has answered our prayers for confusion in the Tesco boardroom".
 

Oh good, Another religion bashing thread, we haven't had one of them for ages..................

Re: "God has answered our prayers for confusion in the Tesco boardroom".
 

*Face palm*

Tools.

Re: "God has answered our prayers for confusion in the Tesco boardroom".
 

May i second that.