So you don’t accept Ablett’s apology and explanation? You’re a hard man or should I say, person.
"Gay people are going to hell, but sorry"
If his liking of this post wasn't brought to light, would he be sorry? I think you know the answer to that.
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So you don’t accept Ablett’s apology and explanation? You’re a hard man or should I say, person.
Ablett made a foolish mistake, he acknowledged that and retracted his ‘like’. Move on.
There's a problem with simply saying that the ancient texts condemn homosexuality. They say an awful lot of peculiar things. Quite apart from the infamous injunctions in Leviticus, there's the injunction for a jubilee in Deuteronomy which demands the freeing of all slaves and the forgiveness of all debts every 50 years. Imagine everyone's mortgage would be cancelled every 50 years! I don't recall any evangelist demanding that, for all that they're into a literal interpretation of the bible. But of course the likes of Scomo or the rich US tele-evangelists are never going to argue for something like that. They pick and choose which bits of the bible they want to emphasise. Similarly, homophobia within the Islamic world is a classic case of "invented tradition". Historically, the Islamic world was far more tolerant of male homosexuality than was the west. As recently as the 1970s it was common for western gay intellectuals to hang out in North Africa for that very reason, because they were tolerated there. So to say a religion has an issue with homosexuality is problematic because it treats a religion as homogeneous, whereas no religion is.
There's a problem with simply saying that the ancient texts condemn homosexuality. They say an awful lot of peculiar things. Quite apart from the infamous injunctions in Leviticus, there's the injunction for a jubilee in Deuteronomy which demands the freeing of all slaves and the forgiveness of all debts every 50 years. Imagine everyone's mortgage would be cancelled every 50 years! I don't recall any evangelist demanding that, for all that they're into a literal interpretation of the bible. But of course the likes of Scomo or the rich US tele-evangelists are never going to argue for something like that. They pick and choose which bits of the bible they want to emphasise. Similarly, homophobia within the Islamic world is a classic case of "invented tradition". Historically, the Islamic world was far more tolerant of male homosexuality than was the west. As recently as the 1970s it was common for western gay intellectuals to hang out in North Africa for that very reason, because they were tolerated there. So to say a religion has an issue with homosexuality is problematic because it treats a religion as homogeneous, whereas no religion is.
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You didn’t read his explanation did you?"Gay people are going to hell, but sorry"
If his liking of this post wasn't brought to light, would he be sorry? I think you know the answer to that.
Not talking about taking a day off work, I'd do that whenever possible. I'm talking about do people who mock religious views as a "make believe man in the sky" also say Happy Easter, Merry Christmas, got married in a church or with a religious ceremony, baptize their children, send their kids to Christian schools that go through things like communion or confirmation, etc. It would be weird to celebrate those holidays or partake in those events without any remote Christian faith. I mean I don't go around and celebrate Jewish, Buddhist, Hindu or Islamic holidays or offer greetings on these holidays. I would think logically those people wouldn't do any of those things, but I've seen many cases where they do which I find odd.Pagan celebrations that were "Christianised" as part of its spread through Europe. Notwithstanding, it is a silly point to try and argue - I can't stand horse racing though of course I take Melbourne Cup day off. Anyone who wants to work when a day off is on offer needs their brain checked.
Removing a like and following that up with an excuse on social media doesn't mean people will just forgive him and his obvious homophobia, it is 2019 after all.
100% incorrect. You are completely wrong on this. Ablett never said this, nor did he actually state anything himself, in fact the original post did not reference the word evil at all either.while ablett is saying gay people are evil simply for being gay.
Abletts vilification of gay people is both completely unfounded and general to all gays, while the 'vilification' of him is directed at him alone and in response to his own hateful actions.
Only an absolute moron cannot see this.
When has Ablett ever stated that 'God hates Homosexuals and Homosexuals die god laughs'. You're just making stuff up now. Here is what he actually said:So...what's the difference exactly? The use of the word *** make its homophobic ? So you'd be okay with God hates Homosexuals and Homosexuals die god laughs? After all God obviously doesn't like homosexuals if he's sending them to hell, a place of torment and punishment.
As a Christian, I believe that God sent his one and only son Jesus to die on the cross so that anyone can come to have an intimate and personal relationship with him. This is the core message behind why I believe we celebrate Easter. I also believe that we are all sinners, that no one including myself is exempt from this and this is why Jesus died for us so that we could all be forgiven by God.
When has Ablett ever stated that 'God hates Homosexuals and Homosexuals die god laughs'. You're just making stuff up now. Here is what he actually said:
Nope100% incorrect. You are completely wrong on this. Ablett never said this, nor did he actually state anything himself, in fact the original post did not reference the word evil at all either.
Arguably wrong again. Ablett hasn't directly vilified homosexuals, he has liked a religious post about repentance of what his religion believes to be sins. By your logic, he is also vilifying fornicators, drinkers, liars, etc. or basically things that the majority of the western world would have done at some point, including all his footy mates. So your logic is it's more likely he hates and vilifies the majority of the world and most people he knows rather than just off the cuff liking a religious post from another sportsmen who shares his religious faith and devout Christianity?
Well done on assuming the tolerant stance of "anyone who has a different view than me is a moron"
Intelligent Response. Can I ask which part of the post below is wrong? Your response suggests you don't have a counter argument and know what you posted is absolute rubbish.Nope
100% incorrect. You are completely wrong on this. Ablett never said this, nor did he actually state anything himself, in fact the original post did not reference the word evil at all either.while ablett is saying gay people are evil simply for being gay.
Abletts vilification of gay people is both completely unfounded and general to all gays, while the 'vilification' of him is directed at him alone and in response to his own hateful actions.
Only an absolute moron cannot see this.
Interesting that all anyone points out is Gary being homophobic, when there was several more on Izzy’s list, maybe Ablett likes ‘some’ of what was on the tweet? After all he went to social media to clarify that he loves all people.
He shouldn’t have liked it in the first place, because as you say it is 2019 afterall and the world we live in is ******, but it wasn’t ‘just a homophobic tweet’!
You didn’t read his explanation did you?
Yep- agree with all this.Probably as simple as wanting to show support for a fellow Christian under siege.
He retracted the 'like' prior to the story being published, astutely foreseeing (or being advised of) the fallout that would result.
Having said that, it's any crowd's right to express disapproval through booing, whatever the reason.
More popcorn please.
Yep, your prerogative to take that view. I am happy to let it go.Too little, too late.
I don’t think people understand the ramifications of his “like”.
FWIW, everyone who liked that post even for a second are in the same boat.
I’ll be booing Matthew Kennedy too, but doubt he’d get a game.
And no doubt you will remain outraged because you need a convenient reason to dislike AblettI did actually and think it's a load of crap.
incorrectIntelligent Response. Can I ask which part of the post below is wrong? Your response suggests you don't have a counter argument and know what you posted is absolute rubbish.
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100% incorrect. You are completely wrong on this. Ablett never said this, nor did he actually state anything himself, in fact the original post did not reference the word evil at all either.
Arguably wrong again. Ablett hasn't directly vilified homosexuals, he has liked a religious post about repentance of what his religion believes to be sins. By your logic, he is also vilifying fornicators, drinkers, liars, etc. or basically things that the majority of the western world would have done at some point, including all his footy mates. So your logic is it's more likely he hates and vilifies the majority of the world and most people he knows rather than just off the cuff liking a religious post from another sportsmen who shares his religious faith and devout Christianity?
Well done on assuming the tolerant stance of "anyone who has a different view than me is a moron"
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