Appearing on Bill Maher's show, Brad Pitt said that religion doesn't make sense to him but gay marriage does!
"I grew up in a religious family, in a religious community and it just doesn't make sense to me. It just doesn't work for me in the long run," Pitt said.
"I never wanted to stop anyone else's religion and their beliefs until I started seeing it defining policy.... Like gay marriage. You have a group of people telling other people how to live their lives, and you can't do that."
He added: "If there was a nation of gay married couples that were telling you you couldn't practice your religion, I'd be speaking up for you, too... So, let's stop the nonsense."




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Marriage between a black and a white was against the law until 1968!
Maybe someday.
Religion should leave gay people alone and drop its bigotry.
Christ said in the New Testament to Love one another and Judge not lest ye be judged. He also said to love God with your whole heart and to love your neighbor as yourself. How many people miss this I don't know.
All I know is Satan is the sin counter not God. Satan is the accuser as written in the book of Job. God is the Judge and Jesus is our attorney who took care of our bond (ransom) and who will defend us if we allow him in our life and accept his free gift of being our attorney. If we don't believe in him, we will be standing there alone with Satan and god..and my faith allows me to believe I won't be standing alone.
People get so hung up on proving others to be sinful...and doing the judgements and speaking for God. They need to worry about their own backyards and their own souls. Judge not lest ye be judged is quite clear...judge others and you open the door to judgement on yourself.
Each of us are on our own path with God and we need to realize that and not make enemies of others with God.
My God and my Jesus are loving and kind therefore I am loving and kind for I realize I may be the only Bible anyone reads.
...and frankly, since I've mentioned it, I'd like to point out that the term "gay lifestyle" used as I've heard it in these discussions, referring only to a multi-partner, partying lifestyle, is quite an insult. Maybe we should start referring to the drunken-bar-hopping-frat-boy-jumping-post-adolescent-party phase some women go through as the "straight lifestyle" ...or maybe it could be applied to the jumping-from-abuser-to-abuser phase some other women go through ... or maybe the screw-every-hot-chick-that-comes-along phase some young men go through could be the "straight lifestyle" ...or the seven-divorces life of many celebrities? How about the man's end of "battered" syndromes, in which (as I've seen happen with friends) some straight men go through decades of failed-relationship jumps because they keep dating psychologically abusive women? Is that the "straight lifestyle?"
For that matter, why don't they mention the "bisexual lifestyle?"
Oh, wait... I forgot... I keep getting told we don't exist. :P
The same goes for the homosexual community. They have the right to have the same rights as all adults in the United States. I am a Christian and therefore a sinner. What would give me the right to judge someone else when I have things in my life that i need to focus on?
Hint: You don't.
You love who you love and loves so mush better than hate!
Marriage is a contract... no religion required.
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