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ACTIONS | ATHEISTS & GLBT | RELIGIOUS PEOPLE |
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| D E E D S |
NOT MISTREATING OTHERS | Not making offensive demands on others | Not making offensive demands on others |
| DISCRIMINATION AGAINST OTHERS | Forcing others to DO things against their beliefs | Forcing others to DO things against their beliefs | |
| BIGOTRY AGAINST OTHERS | Hating others for their beliefs | Hating others for their beliefs | |
| NOT DISCRIMINATING | Avoiding acts that disobey your own beliefs | Avoiding acts that disobey your own beliefs | |
| T A X E S |
NOT MISTREATING OTHERS | Not making others fund belief violations | Not making others fund belief violations |
| DISCRIMINATION AGAINST OTHERS | Taxing others to fund belief violations | Taxing others to fund belief violations | |
| BIGOTRY AGAINST OTHERS | Hating beliefs that won't fund what you demand | Hating beliefs that won't fund what you demand | |
| NOT DISCRIMINATING | Prohibiting taxes funding belief violations | Prohibiting taxes funding belief violations |
These Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) will explain the proper assignment of rights:
New Gender-Neutral Pronouns used here
Five gender-neutral pronouns
seh - gender-neutral subject (he/she)
sehm - gender-neutral object (him/her)
sehmself - gender-neutral reflexive (himself/herself)
sehr - gender-neutral possessive adjective (his/her)
sehs - gender-neutral possessive object (his/hers)
The six major rules of religious rights are:
These apply to all beliefs.
THE GLBT DEMAND THAT RELIGIOUS PEOPLE MUST DISOBEY THEIR OWN RELIGIONS WITH THEIR OWN HANDS.
Civil rights laws say discrimination is unfair or unequal treatment based on such characteristics as religion, creed, color, race, national origin, age, disability, ethnicity, gender, marital status, and sexual orientation. Some locations include gender identity.
-- Note particularly that religion and sexual orientation are both included in this list.
Various Existing Religious Beliefs:
| Religion | Basis | GLBT |
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| Abrahamic | Ancient Texts | Prohibit |
| African Native | Lore | Prohibit |
| American Native | Lore | Prohibit |
| Asian | Ancient Texts | Body abuse |
| Other | Various | No mention |
| Politically Correct | Baha'i Faith | Permit |
| Egalitarian | Liberalism | Permit |
| Atheism | Hates religion | Permit |
| Occult | Various | Permit |
| satanic | Various | Permit |
| GLBT | Various | Permit |
ALL of these have EQUAL First Amendment rights
Bigotry is the hatred of any person or group based on such characteristics as religion, creed, color, race, national origin, age, disability, ethnicity, gender, marital status, sexual orientation, and gender identity.
-- Note particularly that religion and sexual orientation are both included in this list.
-- Note: A "bigot" was originally someone who hates a religious sect or belief.
-- Note that this is always an act of hatred. There is no justification for such a hateful attitude.
This discrimination is unfair or unequal treatment based on sexual orientation.
-- The discrimination must be directly based on the person's sexual orientation.
-- Examples of such discrimination:
This discrimination is unfair or unequal treatment based on a person's religious beliefs or the beliefs of a religious organization.
-- The discrimination must be directly based on the person's religion or the beliefs of a religious organization.
-- An unintended side effect of a policy made for other purposes that causes a violation of any religious belief is still discrimination.
-- Examples of such discrimination:
A sexual orientation is a preference for one of the following kinds of sexual relationships:
-- Includes gay (all male) and lesbian (all female) orientations.
A gender identity is a preference of the person's own gender. There are several cases:
This is an abbreviation of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (see above).
(The spellchecker of the network the page author must use forces the older spelling.)
If so, is religiophobia a fear of religion?
Or is it a hatred of religion?
Homophobia is a pejorative slur created by homosexuals to denigrate religious people.
-- The word comes from the erroneous belief that religious people are afraid of homosexuality.
Religiophobia is a term created by religious people to counteract the term homophobia.
I Timothy 5:22
Do not participate in the sins of others.
The religion requires the member to not participate in the sins of others.
I Timothy 5:22b: "Do not participate in the sins of others. Keep yourself pure."
-- In other words, do not be an accomplice to the wrongdoing of others.
-- Religious people must not do or make anything that disobeys God with their own hands.
-- People must not demand that others must participate in their sins.
-- Nobody has the right to deny the religious right to avoid sin.
It's not an act of hate against you.
It's avoiding any participation in sin.
None. The person hates the religion because seh thinks the religion hates sehm.
-- Do not assume the religion hates you. It doesn't even know you exist.
-- Notice that no religion (except new religions) believes that GLBT is congenital or innate.
-- Do not demand that others must help you or participate in sinning.
-- Do not demand that religions must change their beliefs to allow you to sin.
-- Do not hate the person because sehr religion prohibits what you want to do.
-- Do not hate the religion because it prohibits what you want to do. Find out why the religion prohibits it.
-- Remember that the God of Israel told Israelites to avoid sexual immorality because He used sexual immorality to weaken Israel's enemies.
The deities of many religions have prohibited GLBT for several reasons:
-- Bible examples: Leviticus 18:22; 20:13; Deuteronomy 22:5; Romans 1:25-27; I Timothy 1:9-10; and Jude 1:7.
-- Remember that religious belief is a First Amendment CIVIL RIGHT.
-- Remember that you have no right to challenge anyone's religious belief.
-- Notice that no religion (other than new religions) believes that GLBT is congenital or innate.
Most religions don't tell anyone to hate.
Most religions don't do this. They have other prescriptions:
Some radical Islamic sects DO tell members to hate GLBT people.
The GLBT say that GLBT cravings are congenital and cannot be changed.
But most religions say that GLBT cravings are acquired, but do not agree on the causes:
-- Notice that no religion (other than a new religion) believes that GLBT is congenital or innate.
-- Notice that no religion (other than a very new religion) believes that GLBT is not wrongdoing.
-- Nobody ever has to give in to a craving.
-- Remember that some people crave robbing banks.
Religion is a CIVIL RIGHT.
A religion is a First Amendment CIVIL RIGHT.
A religion or creed is a set of unchangeable beliefs.
A religion or creed is one or more of the following:
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Because GLBT (gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender) is a form of religious belief, it is on equal footing with other religions.
Statism is the worship of government as a deity.
Utopian Statism is the worship of government as a utopia-creating deity.
-- Statists believe that government can turn people into perfect beings.
-- Statism is based on a version of Keynesian Economics that is missing one equation that defines wealth creation by work.
-- Statists believe in a utopia created by government.
-- Statists believe that high taxes and high government spending are needed to make the utopia appear.
-- Statists believe that high government spending creates wealth.
-- Statists believe that conservatives ruin the utopia with tax cuts and spending cuts.
-- Statists believe that not taxing other religions prevents the utopia from appearing.
Discrimination against religion includes one or more of the following:
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"Those in power" include Governments, employers, schools, officials, policemen, soldiers, teachers, instructors, or other people.
Nobody ever has to be an accomplice to acts a religion prohibits as wrongdoing.
Not on the sole basis of that person being GLBT.
-- There are several reasons why a person can legally refuse to provide a service:
Each case has the reason after it:
Each case has the reason after it:
A religion is not a club.
To religious people, the religion is the most important thing in their lives.
-- Religion is a permanent way of life.
-- Often the deity provides a strong desire to obey.
-- Christians receive the Holy Spirit for this purpose.
-- Sometimes the Holy Spirit actually stops the person from disobeying.
-- Often the deity provides a strong revulsion to any disobedience.
-- Many religions determine a person's destination in the afterlife.
-- Too many people think that obeying a religion is optional, like belonging to some kind of club.
-- A religion is a way of life, not a club or a set of suggestions.
-- You have no right to challenge someone else's religious belief.
Being careful to obey a religion is not hate.
Most religions are not hateful.
-- Only some occult religions, antitheists, and a few sects of radical Islam are truly hateful.
-- Ask yourself: Does the religion hate you, or are you imagining that it hates you?
-- Many people think a religion is hateful only because they are upset that it prohibits some things they want to do or have.
-- Religious prohibition is not hate. It is the religion's way of avoiding what the religion considers to be wrongdoing.
-- Many cases of people imagining being hated by a religion are similar to the little boy who didn't get his way:
He says his parents hate him because they won't buy him a horse. Never mind that he lives in a city apartment.
Hating a religion is bigotry.
-- Hating a religion is discriminating against that religion.
-- Discriminating against a religion is unconstitutional.
-- Religious belief is a First Amendment CIVIL RIGHT.
-- Ask yourself: Does the religion hate you, or are you imagining that it hates you?
Religious people have rights too.
You never have to obey any religions.
-- You are only required to avoid causing others to disobey their own religions.
-- You are probably imagining the hate.
-- If the religion prohibits some things you want to do or have, then you are imagining the hate.
-- Remember that religious people have rights too.
-- Religious belief is a First Amendment CIVIL RIGHT.
You don't have to obey it. But you do not have the right to demand that seh must do something that disobeys sehr own religion.
-- Making people do things that disobey their own religions is bigotry and is discriminating against that religion.
-- Remember that religious people have rights too.
When you demand that someone must use sehr own hands to do something that disobeys sehr own religion to get what you want, you are discriminating against sehr religion.
You don't have to obey it. But you do not have the right to demand that seh must do something that disobeys sehr own religion.
-- Making people do things that disobey their own religions is bigotry and is discriminating against that religion.
-- Remember that religious people have rights too.
They don't need to or want to know.
There are several ways it happens:
-- Often the GLBT person does something that gives away sehr sexual orientation.
-- Sometimes the GLBT person does something that is offensive to the religious belief of the server or business owner.
-- In many cases, the GLBT person orders something that is prohibited by the religion of the server or business owner.
-- Sometimes the GLBT person actually tells the server or business owner sehr sexual orientation and demands equality.
Then remember that having a religious belief and obeying a religion are First Amendment Constitutional CIVIL RIGHTS.
-- Discriminating against a religion is prohibited by the Constitution.
-- Denying that a religion is real is discrimination against that religion and is prohibited by the Constitution.
-- You can believe that is false if you want. Your belief is just another religious belief.
-- Remember that religious people have rights too.
When others give in to you, it is not equality.
You can, provided you don't do things that offend the beliefs of others.
Note that ALL PEOPLE have to obey these same rules. You are not being singled out.
Your idea of "total equality" seems to be that you have the right to offend everyone else, but nobody else has the right to offend you.
-- Remember these facts:
Religious belief is a First Amendment CIVIL RIGHT. You have no right to stop religious events.
-- There are several reasons why you cannot be isolated from religion here:
To get what you want, you must build or buy something that keeps you from seeing or hearing anything religious, and then stay in it.
You have the right to ignore religion.
You have no right to make others ignore it.
Religious belief is a First Amendment CIVIL RIGHT.
-- You can always turn off your radio or TV or change to another station.
-- You have the right to ignore anything religious.
-- You have no right to cause others to ignore religion.
-- If others are listening to a religious program, you have no right to make them stop.
-- You have the right to leave any area where anything religious is happening.
Religious belief is a First Amendment CIVIL RIGHT.
-- You can always avoid visiting websites.
-- You have the right to ignore anything religious.
Religious belief is a First Amendment CIVIL RIGHT. Sexual activity is not.
-- Governments prohibited nudity and sex acts in public to protect children from seeing things that they are not old enough to understand.
-- Governments prohibited nudity and sex acts in public to protect children from sexual predators.
It is job discrimination to deny hiring someone based on sehr religion.
Most religious people have the honor to avoid violating the rights of others.
-- Many Atheists do not have the honor to avoid violating the rights of others. They demand the removal of religious instructors.
There is no conflict between most kinds of science and religious belief.
No. It is an Atheist belief (not a fact) that science is somehow tainted by religious people doing the work.
It is a pejorative slur that religious people don't believe in science.
-- Most religious people believe in science.
Science and religion usually don't conflict.
Religious people object to only bad science and speculative science:
In some cases, Atheist biases were deliberately introduced into science to bias science against the possibility that God exists or does miracles.
Members don't enforce religious beliefs.
Most religions don't allow individual members to punish others.
-- Punishment is usually handed over to government authorities for any civil law violations.
-- Punishment is otherwise done by religious leaders after investigation and trial.
-- Only some radical sects let members take punishment into their own hands.
-- Nobody in the US has the legal right to punish others for not obeying a religion.
Here is a list of how people do wrong:
Never make others DO what violates beliefs.
Nobody has the right to force anyone to do anything that disobeys any religious belief.
-- Remember the following:
This makes the question of whether GLBT is right or wrong a religious question, not a logical or legal one:
Your opinion of the veracity of the other person's beliefs is not germane:
How is it obviously false? You can't prove that it is false.
You have NO RIGHT to judge how people obey their religions.
What religious people believe and obey is none of your business.
-- The moral law is to be observed.
-- The ceremonial, cleanliness, dietary, and civil laws do not apply to Christians.
-- This is not picking and choosing. This is obeying what the Scripture says to obey.
It depends on what the person does:
-- Religions cannot discriminate against a person because of who or what seh is.
-- Religions can discriminate against a person because of what seh does.
You can't. These are the reasons:
-- Every religious belief is a First Amendment CIVIL RIGHT.
-- You have NO RIGHT to judge any religious belief.
-- You have NO RIGHT to force your beliefs onto others.
-- Religions have the right to do things that offend other religions.
-- YOU ARE THE ONE WHO IS DOING WRONG if you want to get rid of a religious belief.
-- If you are offended by anything that any religion is doing, then you should leave the area.
-- If you are offended because the religion violates any of these
religions:
Political Correctness, Egalitarianism, Diversity,
Multiculturalism, Statism, Secular Humanism, and Animal Rights
then you have no right to force these man-made religions
onto others. Instead, you must leave the area.
-- Trying to get rid of a religious belief that severely offends you is forcing your own beliefs onto others.
These are the reasons:
-- Separation of church and state
-- Taxation without representation
-- The lack of representation comes from the separation of church and state.
-- If you believe the government should get the money that is donated to a religion, you are unconstitutionally forcing the religion of Statism (government worship) onto others.
Government does not have to do things that obey religions.
Government must never DO anything that any religion prohibits people from doing.
Government does have to avoid doing things that religions prohibit:
-- Government has NO RIGHT to DO anything that any religion prohibits.
-- Government doing things that any religions prohibit violates the First Amendment.
-- No tax money may be used to fund any government operation that disobeys any religion.
-- Use of tax money to disobey a religion causes the taxpayer to disobey that religion.
-- Nonmembers are not qualified to judge obedience of any religion.
-- An "establishment of religion" is a religious denomination or organization
Each religious group has a different reason:
ALL of these have EQUAL First Amendment rights
Their religions prohibit them from being in a state of undress in the presence of people of opposite BIRTH gender.
Letting transgender people choose restrooms discriminates against religious people who need to obey their own religions in restrooms.
SOLUTION:
Never demand that others must disobey
There are several possible solutions:
-- Don't sue. A lawsuit just makes everyone mad without changing anything.
-- Single-user restrooms (each with a toilet, a sink, and a locking door)
-- Light-tight locking stalls large enough to change clothes in
-- Provide both so people can choose what they need at a lower cost
-- Be nice.
Never demand that others must disobey their own beliefs
-- Don't sue. A lawsuit just makes everyone mad without changing anything.
-- Nothing can change someone's religious belief.
-- Never demand that a person must be an accomplice to your disobedience of sehr religion
-- Never demand that a person must use sehr own hands to disobey sehr own religion
-- Never force others to obey your beliefs.
-- Offer an alternate solution that does not disobey the religion.
-- If a dispute occurs, go somewhere else for what you want.
-- Be nice.
Never demand that others must disobey their own beliefs
-- Don't sue. A lawsuit just makes everyone mad without changing anything.
-- Religious belief is a First Amendment CIVIL RIGHT.
-- Nothing can change someone's religious belief.
-- If you are trying to get rid of a religious belief, YOU are the one doing wrong.
-- Never demand that a person must DO something you want done.
-- Never demand that a person must use sehr own hands to disobey sehr own religion
-- Never force others to obey your beliefs.
-- Offer an alternate solution that does not disobey the religion.
-- If a dispute occurs, go somewhere else for what you want.
-- Be nice.
The spellchecker of the network the page author must use forces the older spelling.
Any instance of GLBT is automatically changed to GLBT (as happened here).