A little survey thing I took

You should take it too.

I probably could have written two preachy paragraphs for each question, but decided that it would be a bit overboard for liberal college kids. Enjoy.

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1) Do you believe gay couples should be able to adopt children?(optional- why/why not)
==> No, because I know that God, in His wisdom specifically put a man and a woman together to raise children.

2) Do you believe every child should have a home?
==> Yes.

3) Do you believe gay parents can provide a loving and nurturing home enviroment?
==> No -- especially if you are talking about love in the 1 Corinthians 13 sense.

4) What makes a home stable?
==> A family's, but particularly that of parents', commitment to loving and supporting the other family members based upon the biblical values. (But what I _really_ think is that true stability can't happen without God's grace in this)

5) In florida, it is illegal for gay couples to adopt. Do you think this should be changed? (why/ why not)
==> No

6) Are your opinions based on your religion? or personal experience?
==> The short answer is religion. While I believe that homosexuals are living no more in sin than heterosexuals who have been divorced, I can't support something that blatantly scorns God-ordained order of things. It's offensive to God: "_This_ is how things should be... and guess what; it's much better than your way."