Agreed, I would be heart broken to know that I know and love would ask someone so god damn stupid/delusional for advice. It's refreshing to see people like this own their way out. Maybe 3,000 years after I'm dead, people will look back at shit like this, and die of laughter.
Thats just a small part of it. There are religious people who dont listen to Pat. Do you want to know the answers ? Do you want to know how many child are thrown out because of religion? Do you want to know how many family wish there kids was never born because of religion? Do you want to know how many familiarly killed there kids in the name of religion?
The word "but" should never follow "I love you" when talking to your child. I thank god every day my parents came around and became supportive. My mom loved my boyfriend, but she died in 2009. My dad took longer, but it doesn't matter anymore. Because he sat front row when my boyfriend of ten years and I said I Do.
The really depressing thing is that Pat isn't even that extreme on this position. There are plenty of preachers who would not only advice against attending the ceremony but would also say people should disown their gay children or send them to camps where they are "cured" of their homosexuality. I'm not saying his position is okay. It fucking isn't. But sadly there are people out there who are far worse.
I can't believe a human being can be so sick as to say i'm not going to my child's wedding because he/she is gay. I don't understand how religion can skew if i should go see my child be happy. I would go to the end for my own child and missing their probably only marriage would be a wound in my conscience for the rest of my life.
My son was born gay and his sexual identity has nothing to do with god and reliligion? Its not even about disobeying god? Its about him not any religion?
Having a gay kid doesn't mean you failed as a parent. Refusing to go to their wedding and shutting them out and refusing to show them unconditional love, THAT means you failed as a parent
I'm an atheist, but I decided to look up what the Bible says about families. It was mostly "honor your parents", though there were a few things against greed related to families. I looked to a different Bible related website, and found this: "1 Timothy 5:8 "But if anyone does not provide for his relatives, and especially for members of his household, he has denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever." Perhaps it could be seen as cherry-picking, as that is one verse. However, I did not see any quotes to contradict this. By not going to their child's wedding, even if it is gay, they are not providing moral support. They aren't providing it for their child, which means that they are worse than us atheists. Of course, Pat Robertson probably never saw this little verse.
This goes to show that not all old people are wise. I don't know how he can tell someone to not go to their own child's wedding because they are gay. If that was me, I'd be the first person at the wedding.
My mother and father did not attend my brother and sister-in-laws' wedding because my brother didn't annul his first wedding (even though his wife cheated on and left him). This was 11 years ago and my sister-in-law is still not quite over it. My brother has to deal with my mother and his wife's hurt feelings. My sister-in-law still remembers and is hurt. So, get ready to have a difficult relationship with your son for many years!
This shit really depresses me. I'm a gay male, and maybe someday I'll want to get married, and I know that if I do there's a lot of my family and friends who would not go to it and would not support it or my "lifestyle".
I was raised Catholic also, and you are supposed to give up eating meat on Friday's during lent as a sacrifice... so people eat shrimp, crawfish and oysters! Not much of a sacrifice if you ask me!
Mark 10:9 "Therefore what God has joined together, let no one separate". If I had a son or daughter, all that matters to me is his/her happiness and I'd support all the way.
I'm a Christian but if my gay kid was getting married I'd go to the wedding. Just because it's right or wrong for me or my choice doesn't mean you have to choose the same things I do.
My parents dropped out of my life entirely as a result of my gender identity and sexuality. My wedding's going to have a very small guest list, at least on my side...
+Timelessmusic Familymusic Well On Robertson, I believe they do attend his college and services and he takes their money and services. I wonder what would happen if there was a sudden out of the closet movement at Regent University. If they followed through on policy, it might not survive. It being the college. They are stuck in the 50s and 60s mentality about that sort of stuff. unfortunately I live in the same area he does. I'd bet he eats pulled pork barbecue, and blue crab too. Local favorites. Damn Virginia is "blessed" with both Robertson and Falwell
If I knew my parent had asked Pat's advice about coming to my wedding I would be furious especially if they took his advice and didn't come I would never speak to them again.
MandyDoll It's impossible. There are too many contradictions. You cannot follow the "whole" Bible. The best part. The Bible, as a whole, cannot be the product of an omnipotent and omniscient being anyways. Think hard about an omniscient being. You will understand within a few minutes that they are INCAPABLE of change. (Since at every moment of their existence they know EVERYTHING and EVERYTHING that has/will ever occur. Therefore change is illogical for such a being.) Change in covenants? Hmm...... The Bible with 100% certainty cannot, as a whole, be the work of an omnipotent and omniscient being.
Christians treat their guidebook like the Apple's terms and conditions during an update. They don't know what's in there. Just click 'accept' and continue on.
Mr. Robertson is a joke, we could never guess all the things he has used religion for, but covering his own hipocrisy with it isn't working, it's a thin veil, indeed.
If you actually have to ask your parents if they'd like to come to your wedding, they probably do not deserve to be there. They should be helping you in the process. If you can't be happy for your child who has found someone they love and want to spend their life with, you are not welcome.
This one is all too familiar with me. My folks have told me that if I end up marrying a dude, they won't attend my wedding. They tell me they can't stand for something so wrong. I mean, if I fall in love, their not being there won't change that, so it seems like they're just punishing everyone involved for no reason.
wow, Pat even says at the end there that _'his conduct (being the gay kid) is splitting their marriage'_ and that _'you don't do that'._ no Pat, their ignorance is splitting their marriage, it's not the son/daughter being gay that's doing that...
He was born into an Italian or Portugese Catholic family. I can tell because my family does that for Christmas too. We aren't Catholic but my great grandparents were and they're the ones who taught us the tradition. Gotta say tho if you haven't tried japeno, you should. I'm a U.S. citizen but their parents were immigrants directly from Italy and Portugal.
I wish i could call Pat Robertson to tell him he is wrong and that if my mom would tell me that she would not come to my wedding i would never talk to her
my father actrualy told me that he was pro Kristi not pro gay and said he would not walk me down the aisle if it was a woman at the end waiting for me and thats the ultimate heartbreak and rejection and thats why suicide in the LGBT community is 40% higher than in heterosexual these people make me sick and we are the new people to hate cause they cant hate the black people anymore and its all old people the ages of 50 and above that grew up with hate taught like tieing shoes that are pushing this these are also the people that think women should be barefoot pregant and in the kitchen and should not have any say in anything because we are the weaker sex yeah whatever i dont think that a woman would do stupid shit cause of penis envy but thats a whole other topic that could be talked about for days
I know my parents love me to death, but because of their religion I HIGHLY doubt they'll attend my lesbian wedding. That's fine though. Whatever. They're brainwashed. I'm just gonna live my life
Pat Robertson's use of the bible written 2000 years ago by unknown authors who claimed to talk to god to chart his way through a difficult modern world only makes him seem more rigid, bigoted and dogmatic in a world that requires more and more flexibility.
Adam Morgan If there was solid evidence for a creator and it pointed to which religion's creator that might be and further still, you could prove that this creator left it's guide for you, then that might be relevant.
How about you fucking act like decent human being and happily and proudly not merely attend your child's wedding, but be an active participant who accepts their child and their new spouse? I couldn't fathom not attending my child's wedding for this or any reason. What the hell is wrong with these people. They're fucking insane. This kind of shit is really pissing me off lately. I'm so sick of this nonsense where parents disown their children or throw them out of the house because they disagree with their lifestyle which in this case isn't a choice. I love my children more than I can possibly describe and try as hard as I can to support the things in which they are interested even if I think it will likely pass. Children need the loving support of their parents and not bullshit support either. True support. As long as they aren't harming themselves or others (aside from certain sporting activities where there's am element of risk of bodily injury) I'm all for it. As a result, my kids have experimented with a wide array of hobbies and have a voracious appetite for learning and experimenting. My son (seven) insisted on wearing a skirt around the house and even outside for a couple of weeks. I now wonder if I'm a bit odd that it didn't even phase me. After a few days I hadn't even noticed it. He got over it though but it wouldn't have mattered if he didn't. I happen not to think he's gay but he was curious when he saw my daughter wearing them. A couple of friends were so uptight and said that he will end up gay if I don't stop it. Those kinds of statements are naive on so many levels. It assumes sexuality is entirely chosen and that it's a problem to be gay. If my straight or gay son felt comfortable dressing as a woman, more power to him. My wife would love to have a second child with whom she could shop. And believe me, I wasn't always like this. Ten years ago I would have been on the side of my friends. But I grew up and stopped being a bigot once I realized that that's what I was. When my first child began taking I made a life choice to be open, honest and accepting when it comes to my children and to do so with pleasure, not by faking it. I looked at my baby daughter and tried to think of a reason that I would never speak to her again. The thought alone horrified me. I did that with all my children and will remember those moments when they adults and it won't necessarily be so simple to see it. But your children are your children no matter their age and with a few possible exceptions, my job is to support and guide them and to accept their final decisions even if we disagree. Once I've given my advice it's up to them whether they accept it. Hopefully I will have earned their esteem and they will value what I have to say.
question: if they changed the bible, old vs new testament, who gave them the right to change the word of god?
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Here presented, is the type who parents, who, put simply, do not deserve to be. The number one rule of being a parent is undonditional love. always make them feel safe, loved, like they belong somewhere. And, even if it is for religious, or whatever kind of bullshit reason, that rule should never be broken (as long as the child doesn't do something that hurts other people). And again, there is no excuse for people like this. It is that simple
Because they believe he’s a man of God. And what he says goes. So he is a tumor, feeding people bigotry and hate and not focusing on the idea of loving others and turning the other cheek.
I can just imagine young Kyle sitting at the dinner table in Christmas while his family eats shellfish and he's sitting there like: "But have you read the fucking book?!" and violently shakes the Bible in his hands
That was just a blatant lie that Mary told her delusional, religious husband Joseph in an attempt to explain away her infidelity while he was out of town. It worked extremely well.
This religious definition of "love" is interesting to me.... this claim of affection for someone while accosting their core identity seems contradictory. I know religion and conservatism tends to breed hypocrisy, but I didn't think they'd be so proud of it....
According to Christian doctrine, one must love Jesus more than anyone or anything else, including your mom, your spouse or your kids. So if your kids get in the way of Jesus, too bad for them. What an arrogant, greedy and petty god this Jesus is.
The parent who wants to go should go. Besides, attendance does not mean agreement, it means unconditional love. Does a mother visit her son in jail? (Just making an analogy, do not freak out, you glbtqx advocates).
"Should I autrasize my child and intentionally make them feel unlovable or be a decent human being?"
God demands it.
Ultra80s PRAISE GOD. HALLELUJAH.
Austracise? Ostracize.
Famantha sisher That's the Australian version.
Famantha sisher Neither, it's "autrasize"
Sorry OP lol.
Anybody who would ask Pat Robertson for advice would be unwelcome at my wedding. So problem solved.
Good point....
Well, you're just as bad as the worst religious folks. So people like you are not helping to solve the problem.
Agreed, I would be heart broken to know that I know and love would ask someone so god damn stupid/delusional for advice. It's refreshing to see people like this own their way out. Maybe 3,000 years after I'm dead, people will look back at shit like this, and die of laughter.
I no longer believe in marriage, so I don't give a fuck.
If Pat Robertson is moral then I'm the queen of England.
In that case Greetings your Majesty.
Zidneya Well said, your highness....
Zidneya No you're not. I'm the Queen of England. Well, princess, maybe.
+Zidneya Now I think the Queen has a YT account and just uses it to troll people.
What happened to unconditional love?
it's all bullshit
Except for parent's love, all love is conditional. You had to win your lover's heart. Girls do not jump unconditionally random guys.
Kevin Lopez
Yes, but these are the parents not attending the wedding
it went the way of guilt, shame, and negative consequences
karl john are you against gays ?
for me it sounds you are
Pat Robertson always so ridiculous, it's scary to think that there is people out there who really take seriously to this crazy old man
Thats just a small part of it. There are religious people who dont listen to Pat.
Do you want to know the answers ?
Do you want to know how many child are thrown out because of religion?
Do you want to know how many family wish there kids was never born because of religion?
Do you want to know how many familiarly killed there kids in the name of religion?
Your kicking against the pricks. Religions NOT going away. EVER. You need to deal with that truth in a more productive way.
If my parents were being resistant of my marriage then I wouldn't want them to be there in the first place.
The word "but" should never follow "I love you" when talking to your child.
I thank god every day my parents came around and became supportive. My mom loved my boyfriend, but she died in 2009. My dad took longer, but it doesn't matter anymore. Because he sat front row when my boyfriend of ten years and I said I Do.
That's beautiful.
I'm glad your parents were supportive of you and your partner.
The really depressing thing is that Pat isn't even that extreme on this position. There are plenty of preachers who would not only advice against attending the ceremony but would also say people should disown their gay children or send them to camps where they are "cured" of their homosexuality.
I'm not saying his position is okay. It fucking isn't. But sadly there are people out there who are far worse.
I can't believe a human being can be so sick as to say i'm not going to my child's wedding because he/she is gay. I don't understand how religion can skew if i should go see my child be happy. I would go to the end for my own child and missing their probably only marriage would be a wound in my conscience for the rest of my life.
No matter what you believe, you be there for your children.
My son was born gay and his sexual identity has nothing to do with god and reliligion? Its not even about disobeying god? Its about him not any religion?
Having a gay kid doesn't mean you failed as a parent. Refusing to go to their wedding and shutting them out and refusing to show them unconditional love, THAT means you failed as a parent
I know some Christian parents who even refused to attend a _heterosexual_ wedding because the couple was living together before marriage.
That doesn't even make sense since they're finally doing right by getting married.
What a lovely message to send. Rip your kids fucking heart out. If that couple see this just think you're better people then your parents. 🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈
I'm an atheist, but I decided to look up what the Bible says about families. It was mostly "honor your parents", though there were a few things against greed related to families. I looked to a different Bible related website, and found this:
"1 Timothy 5:8
"But if anyone does not provide for his relatives, and especially for members of his household, he has denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever."
Perhaps it could be seen as cherry-picking, as that is one verse. However, I did not see any quotes to contradict this. By not going to their child's wedding, even if it is gay, they are not providing moral support. They aren't providing it for their child, which means that they are worse than us atheists. Of course, Pat Robertson probably never saw this little verse.
+Foie Chien "But that is meant to be taken metaphorically tho" ~Every Bible Literalist Ever
Nope. Most Christians don’t truly understand their faith or read the Bible, and the ones that do either leave or cherry pick.
This goes to show that not all old people are wise. I don't know how he can tell someone to not go to their own child's wedding because they are gay. If that was me, I'd be the first person at the wedding.
My mother and father did not attend my brother and sister-in-laws' wedding because my brother didn't annul his first wedding (even though his wife cheated on and left him). This was 11 years ago and my sister-in-law is still not quite over it. My brother has to deal with my mother and his wife's hurt feelings. My sister-in-law still remembers and is hurt. So, get ready to have a difficult relationship with your son for many years!
This shit really depresses me. I'm a gay male, and maybe someday I'll want to get married, and I know that if I do there's a lot of my family and friends who would not go to it and would not support it or my "lifestyle".
I was raised Catholic also, and you are supposed to give up eating meat on Friday's during lent as a sacrifice... so people eat shrimp, crawfish and oysters! Not much of a sacrifice if you ask me!
Ironically, the Bible says you can't eat any of that on any day.
brendanefrossiter Yeah in the old testament which most christians don't abide by.
Pfft how homophobic can this guy gets I bet he didn't take his medicine before he spoke
Mark 10:9 "Therefore what God has joined together, let no one separate". If I had a son or daughter, all that matters to me is his/her happiness and I'd support all the way.
I think It would be quicker to just brand "I'm a heartless bastard" on Pat's forehead.
***** OKAY.....can we insult sewer sludge, septic tank buildup. i'd put Pat in that category
kokofan50 So he's heartless for standing up for his beliefs?
callofduty102903 When his beliefs are bigoted, yes, he is.
callofduty102903 honestly did you watch the video ?
kokofan50
His beliefs are moral.
I'm a Christian but if my gay kid was getting married I'd go to the wedding. Just because it's right or wrong for me or my choice doesn't mean you have to choose the same things I do.
My parents dropped out of my life entirely as a result of my gender identity and sexuality. My wedding's going to have a very small guest list, at least on my side...
My spouse and I are not in agreement as to whether we should attend the wedding of our child.
There - Fixed that for you.
I bet if gay people attended your church & they donate money to it, I'm sure you'll accept their cash with no questions asked!!!
+Timelessmusic Familymusic Well On Robertson, I believe they do attend his college and services and he takes their money and services. I wonder what would happen if there was a sudden out of the closet movement at Regent University. If they followed through on policy, it might not survive. It being the college. They are stuck in the 50s and 60s mentality about that sort of stuff. unfortunately I live in the same area he does. I'd bet he eats pulled pork barbecue, and blue crab too. Local favorites. Damn Virginia is "blessed" with both Robertson and Falwell
My head hurts. This is not moral, it's immoral.
I'm going to be happy when Pat dies.
Can we have a party when Pat dies ?
If I knew my parent had asked Pat's advice about coming to my wedding I would be furious especially if they took his advice and didn't come I would never speak to them again.
I've never met a christian who followed the whole bible. Not even 70%.
MandyDoll It's impossible. There are too many contradictions. You cannot follow the "whole" Bible.
The best part. The Bible, as a whole, cannot be the product of an omnipotent and omniscient being anyways.
Think hard about an omniscient being. You will understand within a few minutes that they are INCAPABLE of change. (Since at every moment of their existence they know EVERYTHING and EVERYTHING that has/will ever occur. Therefore change is illogical for such a being.)
Change in covenants?
Hmm......
The Bible with 100% certainty cannot, as a whole, be the work of an omnipotent and omniscient being.
MrMdrscream I think it's BS as they use it, but it's an excellent reference book and masonic guide. :)
Can someone put pat robinson out of his/our misery?
What about putting this man out of your misery?? th-cam.com/video/E6GmX0hVS1g/w-d-xo.html
Or would that be considered "racist" and "Islamophobic"?
Hey Pat, I just watched Battlestar Galactica.
Now I feel sexually attracted to my toaster.
What should I do ?
CloneWarrior001 Resist temptation....save it for marriage.
You mean I can marry my toaster ? ^^
The contrast is mind-boggling.
Christians treat their guidebook like the Apple's terms and conditions during an update. They don't know what's in there. Just click 'accept' and continue on.
Any person who asks for or seeks their advice from Pat Robertson, I wouldn't want within 10 miles of my wedding.
"I'm here if you need me... unless you need me at your wedding."
"We always love you but..." A1 parenting advice from Pat
Any parent that would not attend their child’s marriage, gay or straight, is a terrible parent, and is underserving of their children’s love.
Mr. Robertson is a joke, we could never guess all the things he has used religion for, but covering his own hipocrisy with it isn't working, it's a thin veil, indeed.
Robertson said ..."Do you want to ask my opinion?"...NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Those parents didn't deserve an invitation. I hope they were uninvited.
your opinion Pat? would you go to a wedding when one was divorced?
God Bless Pat Robertson!
If you actually have to ask your parents if they'd like to come to your wedding, they probably do not deserve to be there. They should be helping you in the process. If you can't be happy for your child who has found someone they love and want to spend their life with, you are not welcome.
"Science flys us to the moon, religion into buildings"
"Sleeping with a man is an abomination" is also in Romans 1:27
That is tough! If the children know how the parents stands on gay marriage, they should understand and respect their belief.
This one is all too familiar with me. My folks have told me that if I end up marrying a dude, they won't attend my wedding. They tell me they can't stand for something so wrong. I mean, if I fall in love, their not being there won't change that, so it seems like they're just punishing everyone involved for no reason.
oh man, Pat is such good comedy.
wow, Pat even says at the end there that _'his conduct (being the gay kid) is splitting their marriage'_ and that _'you don't do that'._ no Pat, their ignorance is splitting their marriage, it's not the son/daughter being gay that's doing that...
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He was born into an Italian or Portugese Catholic family. I can tell because my family does that for Christmas too. We aren't Catholic but my great grandparents were and they're the ones who taught us the tradition. Gotta say tho if you haven't tried japeno, you should. I'm a U.S. citizen but their parents were immigrants directly from Italy and Portugal.
Well, if my kid ever marries a Christian, perhaps I should not attend.
So his advice to an atheist would be 'don't attend your Christian parents funeral'?
Who goes to Pat Robertson for ANY advice?! 😔
I think it's fairly obvious from Shari's phrasing of the question who between her and her husband supports the child.
Oh hey, having prawns on Christmas Day is sort-of an Australian tradition. Never even made the connection before now.
Secular Talk, on a Friday, that's odd, but I'll take it.
Boycott CBN!!!
What type of answer was this "mother" expecting?
I wish i could call Pat Robertson to tell him he is wrong and that if my mom would tell me that she would not come to my wedding i would never talk to her
"So it's not heterosexual".
REALLY, PASTOR!? REALLY!? I would have NEVER guessed that!
The word "but" should never come after "I love you".
thank you for the old testament argument
my father actrualy told me that he was pro Kristi not pro gay and said he would not walk me down the aisle if it was a woman at the end waiting for me and thats the ultimate heartbreak and rejection and thats why suicide in the LGBT community is 40% higher than in heterosexual these people make me sick and we are the new people to hate cause they cant hate the black people anymore and its all old people the ages of 50 and above that grew up with hate taught like tieing shoes that are pushing this these are also the people that think women should be barefoot pregant and in the kitchen and should not have any say in anything because we are the weaker sex yeah whatever i dont think that a woman would do stupid shit cause of penis envy but thats a whole other topic that could be talked about for days
I'd go to my friend's wedding if he/she invited me. If it's a same sex wedding, I'd definitely attend.
Pat Robertson is all about that christian love right there.
Why are you asking a mumified man about attending your child's wedding? Gah.
This doesn't shock me in the slightest. I know for a fact that if my parents found out that my sister is bisexual they would disown her.
I know my parents love me to death, but because of their religion I HIGHLY doubt they'll attend my lesbian wedding. That's fine though. Whatever. They're brainwashed. I'm just gonna live my life
Pat Robertson's use of the bible written 2000 years ago by unknown authors who claimed to talk to god to chart his way through a difficult modern world only makes him seem more rigid, bigoted and dogmatic in a world that requires more and more flexibility.
sounds pretty fucked up to me chip..
I just kinda suppose anyone who says "idear" instead of "idea" is a few steps below average on the intelligence ladder.
My prediction... In 10 years people are going to have to redo their ceremonies as parents start feeling bad that they skipped the first one...
"I'm here if you need me." Bitch, I NEED you at my wedding!! I predict the old bastard dies this year and libations will be had by all.
I find that so very sad...
Be a unity and don't go....
Your creator, or your creation.
Adam Morgan If there was solid evidence for a creator and it pointed to which religion's creator that might be and further still, you could prove that this creator left it's guide for you, then that might be relevant.
How about you fucking act like decent human being and happily and proudly not merely attend your child's wedding, but be an active participant who accepts their child and their new spouse? I couldn't fathom not attending my child's wedding for this or any reason. What the hell is wrong with these people. They're fucking insane. This kind of shit is really pissing me off lately. I'm so sick of this nonsense where parents disown their children or throw them out of the house because they disagree with their lifestyle which in this case isn't a choice. I love my children more than I can possibly describe and try as hard as I can to support the things in which they are interested even if I think it will likely pass. Children need the loving support of their parents and not bullshit support either. True support. As long as they aren't harming themselves or others (aside from certain sporting activities where there's am element of risk of bodily injury) I'm all for it. As a result, my kids have experimented with a wide array of hobbies and have a voracious appetite for learning and experimenting. My son (seven) insisted on wearing a skirt around the house and even outside for a couple of weeks. I now wonder if I'm a bit odd that it didn't even phase me. After a few days I hadn't even noticed it. He got over it though but it wouldn't have mattered if he didn't. I happen not to think he's gay but he was curious when he saw my daughter wearing them. A couple of friends were so uptight and said that he will end up gay if I don't stop it. Those kinds of statements are naive on so many levels. It assumes sexuality is entirely chosen and that it's a problem to be gay. If my straight or gay son felt comfortable dressing as a woman, more power to him. My wife would love to have a second child with whom she could shop. And believe me, I wasn't always like this. Ten years ago I would have been on the side of my friends. But I grew up and stopped being a bigot once I realized that that's what I was. When my first child began taking I made a life choice to be open, honest and accepting when it comes to my children and to do so with pleasure, not by faking it. I looked at my baby daughter and tried to think of a reason that I would never speak to her again. The thought alone horrified me. I did that with all my children and will remember those moments when they adults and it won't necessarily be so simple to see it. But your children are your children no matter their age and with a few possible exceptions, my job is to support and guide them and to accept their final decisions even if we disagree. Once I've given my advice it's up to them whether they accept it. Hopefully I will have earned their esteem and they will value what I have to say.
In Pat's defense, that's the nicest answer an anti-gay bigot could give to that kind of question.
Clearly if you have to say, "I love you, but.....," you dont actually love whoever it is and just want to feign compassion.
question: if they changed the bible, old vs new testament, who gave them the right to change the word of god?
Here presented, is the type who parents, who, put simply, do not deserve to be. The number one rule of being a parent is undonditional love. always make them feel safe, loved, like they belong somewhere. And, even if it is for religious, or whatever kind of bullshit reason, that rule should never be broken (as long as the child doesn't do something that hurts other people). And again, there is no excuse for people like this. It is that simple
my sister is a lesbian and she's getting married in late july of this year and me and my parents are going to her wedding how does that make you feel?
I would cut ties with my parent if they refused to come to my marriage. I don’t care how religious they are.
Turn your back on your children? Doesn't sound moral to me.
Your opinion Pat. Does a preacher have the right to refuse to marry a straight couple because one is divorced?
"The Bible contains the ultimate truth, except when the rules also apply to me, then I just don't acknowledge it"
Why are people still listening to this guy?
because a lot of people belong to the Assembly of God
Because they believe he’s a man of God. And what he says goes. So he is a tumor, feeding people bigotry and hate and not focusing on the idea of loving others and turning the other cheek.
Does anybody defend pat?
too many ignorant people
No.
Fanatical Muslims and fanatical Christians shares so many "values", which is why I hate both.
I hope the gay couple don’t force anything on their parents. BTW why aren’t they bringing the grandkids over? It’s so unfair.
What is the moral problem with not going to any place?!
The problem is the fact that they're not going just because of the fact that's it's not heterosexual
I don't see any "moral" obligation even if there is no reason. They aren't hurting anybody. I don't say this is nice but there is no moral problem.
@@Mohamedreda-nx5fu Dude, it's their child's wedding. It's one of the most important events in their life
I can just imagine young Kyle sitting at the dinner table in Christmas while his family eats shellfish and he's sitting there like: "But have you read the fucking book?!" and violently shakes the Bible in his hands
I say, if you are against it, then be against homosexuality. But go for your kid not for their sexual preference.
Did god ask Mary for her permission before he ......... Her
Uncharryed? Forced to fuck?... Rape?
Feminist: IM OFFENDED!!!
That was just a blatant lie that Mary told her delusional, religious husband Joseph in an attempt to explain away her infidelity while he was out of town. It worked extremely well.
The sly bitch.
Dogma Disputant Lovely she started a large part of an insane religion that is still around.
This religious definition of "love" is interesting to me.... this claim of affection for someone while accosting their core identity seems contradictory.
I know religion and conservatism tends to breed hypocrisy, but I didn't think they'd be so proud of it....
someone get that fossil into a museum, kids need to learn how not to act. and he is a prime example.
According to Christian doctrine, one must love Jesus more than anyone or anything else, including your mom, your spouse or your kids. So if your kids get in the way of Jesus, too bad for them. What an arrogant, greedy and petty god this Jesus is.
The parent who wants to go should go. Besides, attendance does not mean agreement, it means unconditional love. Does a mother visit her son in jail? (Just making an analogy, do not freak out, you glbtqx advocates).
Pat Robertson parenting 101: Tell your kid "We will always love you, but..."
If you really love your children you'll accept them for who they are what they are.