attended my first gay wedding today between a muslim friend of mine and his white christian boyfriend

the most remarkable thing about this wedding was that it was entirely religious - references to jesus on the christian side and god (allah) on the muslim side throughout the mixed ceremony

personally i hadn't thought before today it's possible to remain devoutly religious and gay at the same time but it looks like it's possible

the religions are evolving to keep up with the times

-sadly most of my muslims friends family refused to attend the wedding and it was only his parents and siblings who were there from his family

That legitimately sounds like the gayest wedding ever.

I'll ask the important question

how was the food?

they had an all gender bathroom with multiple stalls too, was legit confused when a girl told me to come on in while she was in there - decided to wait outside till she was finished before i went in



vegetarian

This post was edited by duffman316 on May 28 2016 06:55pm

Muslim and white Christian, I assume falafel casserole.

...no , it is not possible . Religions that " evolve " into accepting gay marriage are about as apostate as it gets .

I'm sure those religions are very sad about not being invited to your BBQ.

Christianity and homosexuality are mutually exclusive. The Bible is crystal clear on this, and the people trying to mesh the two together are not real Christians.

there was a guy waving around this thing with smoke coming out of it and some special fancy hats and robes were worn along with prayers to the lord etc.

was pretty religious


don't christians say the same about one another what with their different sects and all?

This post was edited by duffman316 on May 28 2016 07:02pm

Wrong. There are absolutely interpretations of the only real reference to homosexuality in the New Testament that are okay with it. Sorry that they don't agree with your interpretations, but that doesn't make your interpretations fact.