Homosexual couple sue Christian hotel owners for refusing them a double room - Page 6

Welshchris · 24-03-2009, 13:40

i know of something similar that happened in Cardiff in a B & B there to friends of mine. They wanted 2 single rooms and the owner turned them away cos they were gay.

rogerdraig · 24-03-2009, 13:44

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Originally Posted by Welshchris

i know of something similar that happened in Cardiff in a B & B there to friends of mine. They wanted 2 single rooms and the owner turned them away cos they were gay.

now that would be wrong

Russ · 24-03-2009, 13:48

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Originally Posted by Welshchris

i know of something similar that happened in Cardiff in a B & B there to friends of mine. They wanted 2 single rooms and the owner turned them away cos they were gay.

It's important to emphasis the difference here - what you've said happened there is unacceptable.

**Chris** · 24-03-2009, 13:48

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Originally Posted by Welshchris

i know of something similar that happened in Cardiff in a B & B there to friends of mine. They wanted 2 single rooms and the owner turned them away cos they were gay.

I don't think that's very similar. Having said that, how did the B&B owners know they were gay?

Russ · 24-03-2009, 13:52

And thinking about it, would that sort of thing create a little media interest?

Gary L · 24-03-2009, 13:55

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Originally Posted by Chris

I don't think that's very similar. Having said that, how did the B&B owners know they were gay?

They probably went dressed as that funny one in Little Britain

**Hugh** · 24-03-2009, 13:57

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If the homosexual couple win, then surely yes, as the unmarried heterosexual couple are then being discriminated against for being heterosexual. That is assuming that this law is indeed based on principles and not on opinions of oppressive minority groups.

Eh? How is wanting to be treated equally being "oppressive"?

(the law, not this instance)

lucy7 · 24-03-2009, 14:12

At the present time, in most lands of the earth, marriage is governed by the laws of the civil authorities in power.
According to the marriage arrangment in Bible times, the requirement would be that the marriage be legalised according to the laws of the land, and that the marriage must be recorded.

The Bible record nowhere sets out a requirement of a religious ceremony , or that it has to take place in a church and be conducted by a priest, pastor, vicar, who ever!

This is the same today, we may get married where we wish to, a Church, a Kingdom Hall, a hotel, a registry office, infact any place that the governers of a country say is a legal place of marriage.

I got married in a registry office, and my marriage IS recognised by God.

Russ · 24-03-2009, 14:13

We'll agree to disagree on that then

lucy7 · 24-03-2009, 14:21

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We'll agree to disagree on that then

Prove me wrong if you wish, and my buddy Roger of course!!!

(Wheres Harry Hill.........only one way to solve this..........)

**Chris** · 24-03-2009, 14:25

Russ · 24-03-2009, 14:25

As I said, we'll agree to disagree....

Gary L · 24-03-2009, 14:26

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lucy7 · 24-03-2009, 14:26

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Thank you Chris and Gary.

Im not really cruising for a bruising though!!

**Chris** · 24-03-2009, 14:27

Keep up, Gary