Santorum in defense of his beliefs - It is impossible for a law to be intolerant

[Ben Kenobi]

That's not how I mean tolerance obiwan. One can preach tolerance and not tolerate murder.

Sava:

Then where is the problem with my earlier statment?

[Sava]

Regardless of whether or not you like homosexual sex or not, it is wrong to call it a sin. And if the Bible does, which I don't think it does, then it is wrong. Murder is a crime committed against another person. There is a victim. The same with stealing. The same with torture. The same with lying (bearing false witness). I fail to see how homosexuality can be a sin when there is no victim. I don't know if you believe it is or not, I'm just saying. I fail to see how an act of love is a sin. But then again, there are many things about Christianity that don't make sense.

[Ben Kenobi]

Regardless of whether or not you like homosexual sex or not, it is wrong to call it a sin.

What I am trying to hash out, if homosexual sex is sin, how should society deal with homosexual sex?

The argument over whether homosexual sex is sin is a different argument, one that I am not trying to make here.

[uh Clem]

What I am trying to hash out, if homosexual sex is sin, how should society deal with homosexual sex?

The argument over whether homosexual sex is sin is a different argument, one that I am not trying to make here.

I don't blame you, since it's a lot easier simply to assume the truth of what you're calling for. If I say that religious fanatics are a problem for society, then it's simpler for me to proceed immediately to how society should deal with the problem of religious fanatics, without having to waste time on proving that they are in fact a problem.

Of course, if homosexual sex is not sin, then the argument becomes kind of pointless, doesn't it?

If nothing else, one would lose the easy justification for hiring the police to kick in somebody's bedroom door in the middle of the night.