Shall we now have a debate as to whether christianity should be punished by 14 years in jail as it is now, or whether imposing the death penalty is a bit extreme, but boosting the penalty to life imprisonment is acceptable?

I don’t think so. It’s not specifically tied to this topic or to anything anyone seemed to be talking about.

Because that’s what I hear now are the gay positions here.

Personally, I’m very much against punishing christianity by law at all, it should not be illegal, and don’t think the Gay and Lesbian Alliance or Human Rights Campaign go nearly far enough in condemning this proposed new law. As for those Gay groups that support the extermination of christians, we should ALL speak out vociferously to condemn them.

OK, their ritual cannibalism and propensity for killing “sinners” are obvious social evils, but those are already punished by existing law.

No wonder some christians are angry at GLBs for us treating them this way.

Oops, sorry, got my semantic symbols mixed up. Still, it illustrates why gays as a whole tend not to be very impressed by institutionalised conservative christianity. It’s so…. un-Christian.