I think Kim Davis thinks that gays are waiting until they are married to have sex:)

12And, behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give every man according as his work shall be. 13I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and the last.”

Well, if I am to believe the above, I do not need to fight this evil that is creeping into society. My only obligation is to defend myself and family from it and since I do believe it, I don’t feel the weight of that yoke on my shoulders to “do” something about it.

By virtue of being a Christian, one believes in a higher power they must obey. Given that, it makes rational sense that she refuse. I am sure she fully understands that she would be jailed and was willing to risk it.

Secular society is quickly establishing the supremacy of our nation’s laws over the laws of God. How is anyone surprised that there would be conflict and that those of faith choose the supremacy of God’s law over the law of a nation? Christians are choosing the supremacy of God’s law and they know full well they will be punished by man and prefer to be rather than be punished by God.

So what do you think the end run to this conflict between God’s law and a nations law will be? Does one dare to speculate? Talk about a can of worms to be opened and debated, how does one keep it civil?

Here is the problem: I run for office and am elected and agree to uphold and enforce the laws of our nation. A new law is enacted and puts me in direct conflict with my beliefs. I have two choices: Uphold the law in direct conflict with God’s law, or resign. Our nation has put the beliefs of Christians in direct conflict of these laws leaving Christians no future in many government positions, to include our military (Chaplains).

One side or the other, this pot is boiling over and WILL result in persecution if not resolved in a manner that preserves the right of Christians to not violate their beliefs and still enjoy protection under the law and have access to all opportunities without being compelled to violate their beliefs. It is what it is. As a Christian, I see it coming and know full well that there will be a price to pay for my beliefs and I gladly accept this fate.

Czech Republic isn’t whole Europe 🙂 Other countries have different law I think that people in Slovak recently refused something like gay marriage completely. On the other hand I would expect more equality in Netherlands or Sweden.
In CZ they cannot adopt children – rules for it expect married couple and registered partnership isn’t marriage. It was discussed again recently, but rules kept unchanged.
Honestly I think in CZ we have reasonable compromise – gays (lesbians too) can live together as couple, during job interview nobody can ask you about your sexual orientation etc. but It is preferred to grow children up in “traditional family”.

Gay couples can’t adopt children in the Czech Republic?

That’s going to open some eyes in America. A lot of people here think Europe has complete equality regarding gay rights.