Therese M. Stewart told the court that "the name 'marriage' matters." But Justice Ming W. Chin chided: "Doesn't that place rhetoric over reality?"

I am so irritated by that stupid chide. "Doesn't that place rhetoric over reality?"
Well, if you, Mr. Chin, think so lowly of rhetoric, what difference does it make if Gay-unions were legally called Gay-marriages? I hate this kind of silly reasoning that religious people have of reasoning. It's not reasoning at all. God exists because the Bible said it does? Geez.

Let's listen to Bill O'Reilly. He had a tough time understanding how the Universe came to be. Incredible, he thought. No way could something come out of nothing. (I have repeated many times in this blog, I do not intend to even try to understand where the Universe comes from, that is beyond me.) But O'Reilly has the freaking nerve to say God created everything. He can believe that. He can believe it because he was taught that since he was young. In other words, he was brainwashed by the Church. He is a cult follower. Duh, that is what Religion is. So can he answer, with reason not Religion, where God came from?

That's what I thought.


p.s.this.is.from.the.la.times.