Supreme court rejects appeal from clerk who refused to register gay marriage

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

The liberals are laughing at us right now.

The US Supreme Court said on Monday it would leave in place a decision that allowed a lawsuit to move forward against a Kentucky clerk who was jailed in 2015 after refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. Justice Clarence Thomas wrote for himself and Justice Samuel Alito that “those with sincerely held religious beliefs concerning marriage will find it increasingly difficult to participate in society without running afoul” of the case.

But fortunately not for Supreme Court Justices. Those with sincerely held Christian beliefs are welcome to participate in the courts at all levels.

Praise the Lord!

[Isabella White]

Re: Supreme court rejects appeal from clerk who refused to register gay marriage

The liberals are laughing at us right now. But fortunately not for Supreme Court Justices. Those with sincerely held Christian beliefs are welcome to participate in the courts at all levels.

Yes, this is so, dear Brother Dr. Toole. Well, those LIE-berals can laugh out the other side of their ish faces, for all I care. With our dear President Trump's new Supreme Court Justice soon to be sworn in, we shall be seeing true justice, once and for all, for the blessed .

Although, I must say, it does irk me to no end to see the fake news people making so much fun of dear Kim Davis. Goodness, me; if ever there was a ly woman, unafraid of standing up for her convictions, then it has to be Mrs. Davis -- despite how many in the media would mock her so.

[WWJDnow]

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I don't understand why we let freaks and fairies participate in society but not Christians. Now I know what it's like to live in Australia--our entire country is upside down.

[handmaiden]

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To all those liberals out there who complain that Ms. Davis should not have allowed her personal beliefs to interfere with the law of the land, I ask: What if she had refused to register a bill of sale for a slave purchase?

Would you agree with her then? And just in case Landover Baptist has not made its position crystal clear-- The Bible does not expressly condemn slavery. It does very specifically condemn homosexual relations.


I'm not making this up and I am not saying that I am personally comfortable with owning a human being--it's actually a lot of responsibility--but the Holy Bible is very clear on what is considered a sin against God's Standards and what is not.


Kim Davis chose to obey God and not the law. That put her in a difficult position because Jesus told us to obey the law. That is why extremely committed Christians are trying to change the laws in this country.


People need to wake up and smell the frankincense. The laws in this country don't always reflect what God has to say in the Bible. If you want to live in a Bible-based society-- First, you need to know the Bible, then you need to codify its instructions into secular law.


If this is NOT something that you want, then-- First, you need to know the Bible, then you need to do other stuff that I don't feel like explaining right now.

[Johny Joe Hold]

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What makes me mad is all those riots over "Black Lives Matter." It seems not to matter that Kim's life was changed for ever by a jail sentence. I'll bet she has a hard time finding a job with that on her resume.

We need riots over "White Lives Matter" (WLM). The message must be, we won't take it anymore.