Pretty soon, I have a feeling Christian extremists are going to spend most all of their leisure time at Chic-fil-A, and will be soon disappointed that the restaurant doesn't provide them with things such as gas, groceries, medication, dating material, etc. The reason I say this is due to what former pastor and current psycho David Barton recently stated in a sermon at Whitesburg Baptist Church in Huntsville, Alabama, where he said:
"Starbucks is pouring all this money into destroying traditional marriage. The question is, can a Christian give money to a group he knows will use it to attack what God supports. If you know that when you buy a cup of Starbucks, 5, 10, 15 cents is going to be used to defeat marriage, cand you do that? The answer is no.
Biblically, there's no way a Christian can help support what is attacking God. I'm sorry, you've got to find some other coffee to drink. You can't drink Starbucks and be Biblically correct on this thing. It's just a real simple principle."
That's the only issue that matters to Mr. Barton, eh? Do you know what that makes me think? He doth protest a little too much. Perhaps he's hiding something. Perhaps Mr. Barton has a thing for Mr. Starbucks and yes, I mean that both literally and figuratively.
People like David Barton make absolutely no sense to me. The verse(s) he's referring to took place in the Old Testament. If he truly believes the story told in the Bible, shouldn't he kind of get past that Old Testament and progress onward to the New Testament? If he truly believes Jesus died for our sins, rose from the dead, and is our savior, he should probably stop reverting back to Old Testament scripture to try and justify his outdated beliefs. Often times, I feel such individuals revert to Old Testament scripture only to justify prejudices. Women shouldn't be treated equally? Just look in the Old Testament. Gays shouldn't be treated equally? Just look in the Old Testament. If David Barton really wants to travel this route, he should at least stay consistent. So, he's going to protest against Starbucks and any place that publicly supports gay marriage, because it's a supposed attack against God? Alright, well, what about eating meat? Dishonesty? Adulterers? Etc.? Will he quiz every corporation head and ask if they've ever told a lie, if they support the eating of meat and if they do so themselves, etc.? I highly doubt it. He's only focusing his time and attention on the issue that is gay marriage, and claiming it's an attack against what God supports for anyone to support it. Oh? Does he know this? Has he spoken to God personally? Did he write the Bible? No? So, he's speaking for God without knowing for certain if he's accurate in his claims or not? In other words, he's potentially lying when speaking for God? Oh, I'm sure that's not sinful behavior at all. That's excusable, so long as gays don't attain equal marriage rights which won't in any way impact marriages for heterosexual couples.
Well, Mr. Barton, enjoy your time at Chic-fil-A. Here are a list of organizations that have come out in support of gay marriage:
- Abercrombie & Fitch
- Adobe Systems
- Aetna
- Akamai Technologies
- Alcoa
- Allstate Insurance
- Amazon.com
- American Apparel
- American Airlines
- Apple, Inc.
- Applebee's
- Barnes & Noble
- Ben & Jerry's
- Best Buy
- Geek Squad
- Boeing
- Cablevision
- Cisco Systems
- Clorox
- The Coca-Cola Company
- Concur Technologies
- Costco
- Crapoulet Records
- Delta Airlines
- Dropbox
- DuPont
- eBay
- Electronic Arts
- EMC Corporation
- Expedia
- Facebook
- Ford
- Gap
- Banana Republica, Old Navy, Piperlime
- General Mills
- General Motors
- Goldman Sachs
- Google
- Motorola Mobility, Youtube, Zagat
- Groupon
- Hewlett-Packard
- Hilton Worldwide
- The Home Depot
- Houghton Mifflin
- IBM
- Intel
- Intuit
- J.C. Penney
- The Jim Henson Company
- Kraft Foods
- Levi's
- LinkedIn
- Marriott Hotels
- Marsh & McLennan Companies
- McDonald's
- The McGraw-Hill Companies
- Standard & Poors, J.D. Power & Associates, McGraw-Hill Education
- Microsoft
- Morgan Stanley
- Nationwide Insurance
- NCR Corporation
- Nike
- Nordstrom
- Olive Garden
- Office Depot
- Oracle
- Orbitz
- Oreo
- Panasonic
- PepsiCo
- PG&E
- Procter and Gamble
- Qualcomm
- RealNetworks, Inc.
- Red Lobster
- REI
- Rite Aid
- Salesforce.com
- Sears
- Land's End
- Southwest Airlines
- Sun Life Financial
- Starbucks
- State Farm Insurance
- Target
- T-Mobile
- United Airlines
- UPS
- Verizon Communications
- Vulcan Inc.
- Walgreens
- The Walt Disney Company
- ABC, ESPN, LucasFilm, Pixar, Walt Disney Studios, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, The Muppets, and more
- Wells Fargo
- Xerox
- Zynga
The list is only going to continue to grow. Before long, Mr. Barton and others like him may have quite a tough time flying anywhere, calling anyone, or shopping. If that does happen, though, I'm sure a simple prayer would do the trick...
http://blog.al.com/breaking/2013/05/at_huntsville_sermon_david_bar.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_organizations_that_support_same-sex_marriage_in_the_United_States
"Starbucks is pouring all this money into destroying traditional marriage. The question is, can a Christian give money to a group he knows will use it to attack what God supports. If you know that when you buy a cup of Starbucks, 5, 10, 15 cents is going to be used to defeat marriage, cand you do that? The answer is no.
Biblically, there's no way a Christian can help support what is attacking God. I'm sorry, you've got to find some other coffee to drink. You can't drink Starbucks and be Biblically correct on this thing. It's just a real simple principle."
That's the only issue that matters to Mr. Barton, eh? Do you know what that makes me think? He doth protest a little too much. Perhaps he's hiding something. Perhaps Mr. Barton has a thing for Mr. Starbucks and yes, I mean that both literally and figuratively.
People like David Barton make absolutely no sense to me. The verse(s) he's referring to took place in the Old Testament. If he truly believes the story told in the Bible, shouldn't he kind of get past that Old Testament and progress onward to the New Testament? If he truly believes Jesus died for our sins, rose from the dead, and is our savior, he should probably stop reverting back to Old Testament scripture to try and justify his outdated beliefs. Often times, I feel such individuals revert to Old Testament scripture only to justify prejudices. Women shouldn't be treated equally? Just look in the Old Testament. Gays shouldn't be treated equally? Just look in the Old Testament. If David Barton really wants to travel this route, he should at least stay consistent. So, he's going to protest against Starbucks and any place that publicly supports gay marriage, because it's a supposed attack against God? Alright, well, what about eating meat? Dishonesty? Adulterers? Etc.? Will he quiz every corporation head and ask if they've ever told a lie, if they support the eating of meat and if they do so themselves, etc.? I highly doubt it. He's only focusing his time and attention on the issue that is gay marriage, and claiming it's an attack against what God supports for anyone to support it. Oh? Does he know this? Has he spoken to God personally? Did he write the Bible? No? So, he's speaking for God without knowing for certain if he's accurate in his claims or not? In other words, he's potentially lying when speaking for God? Oh, I'm sure that's not sinful behavior at all. That's excusable, so long as gays don't attain equal marriage rights which won't in any way impact marriages for heterosexual couples.
Well, Mr. Barton, enjoy your time at Chic-fil-A. Here are a list of organizations that have come out in support of gay marriage:
- Abercrombie & Fitch
- Adobe Systems
- Aetna
- Akamai Technologies
- Alcoa
- Allstate Insurance
- Amazon.com
- American Apparel
- American Airlines
- Apple, Inc.
- Applebee's
- Barnes & Noble
- Ben & Jerry's
- Best Buy
- Geek Squad
- Boeing
- Cablevision
- Cisco Systems
- Clorox
- The Coca-Cola Company
- Concur Technologies
- Costco
- Crapoulet Records
- Delta Airlines
- Dropbox
- DuPont
- eBay
- Electronic Arts
- EMC Corporation
- Expedia
- Ford
- Gap
- Banana Republica, Old Navy, Piperlime
- General Mills
- General Motors
- Goldman Sachs
- Motorola Mobility, Youtube, Zagat
- Groupon
- Hewlett-Packard
- Hilton Worldwide
- The Home Depot
- Houghton Mifflin
- IBM
- Intel
- Intuit
- J.C. Penney
- The Jim Henson Company
- Kraft Foods
- Levi's
- Marriott Hotels
- Marsh & McLennan Companies
- McDonald's
- The McGraw-Hill Companies
- Standard & Poors, J.D. Power & Associates, McGraw-Hill Education
- Microsoft
- Morgan Stanley
- Nationwide Insurance
- NCR Corporation
- Nike
- Nordstrom
- Olive Garden
- Office Depot
- Oracle
- Orbitz
- Oreo
- Panasonic
- PepsiCo
- PG&E
- Procter and Gamble
- Qualcomm
- RealNetworks, Inc.
- Red Lobster
- REI
- Rite Aid
- Salesforce.com
- Sears
- Land's End
- Southwest Airlines
- Sun Life Financial
- Starbucks
- State Farm Insurance
- Target
- T-Mobile
- United Airlines
- UPS
- Verizon Communications
- Vulcan Inc.
- Walgreens
- The Walt Disney Company
- ABC, ESPN, LucasFilm, Pixar, Walt Disney Studios, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, The Muppets, and more
- Wells Fargo
- Xerox
- Zynga
The list is only going to continue to grow. Before long, Mr. Barton and others like him may have quite a tough time flying anywhere, calling anyone, or shopping. If that does happen, though, I'm sure a simple prayer would do the trick...
http://blog.al.com/breaking/2013/05/at_huntsville_sermon_david_bar.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_organizations_that_support_same-sex_marriage_in_the_United_States
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