im all for gay marriaged but i noticed u mentioned god in there not against u in any way but i used too be religious and god actualy doesint support lesbians and gays it says soem where in the bible men with women and women with men or something like that lol thats one reason y im not christian any more even god judges people bu they im all for gay marriage i agree with what u said

The Bible says that a man should not lay with man yes...but right under that verse it also says that we should not eat meat..i understand where you are coming from and i on the other hand am STILL a Christian...i wholeheartedly believe that God still loves me and Im going to Heaven when i die. The Bible tells me that there is NO unforgivable sin EXCEPT blasphemy to the LORD.

kool . i respect that

As someone who professes to be a Christian, you should at least be able to get parts of the Bible correct that you use to make your case. The phrases about man not lying with a man are from Leviticus 18:22 and again in Leviticus 20:13. Neither of them are immediately followed by us being commanded not to eat meat.
Although there is no sin that is unforgivable except blasphemy, the forgiven of sins is through repentance and that means to turn away from your sin.

Although it was true that there were some racially discriminatory people who help found our country, there was a very distinct reason that slaves were treated as 3/5 of a person with regards to population. This was a compromise from the northern states against the southern states. Those primarily in the north, but not all of course, wanted to free the slaves and thought it wrong. Those of the South did not, in general with the huge amount of slave labor being used.
The way of system of Government was set-up with the number of Representatives in the House being based on population, if all the slaves were counted in the south as full people, then the south would have been able to maintain complete control over that part of the govenrment. That would mean the south would gain the benefit of the slaves being counted, but the slaves themselves having no representation.
The compromise was to count them as 3/5 in order to keep a better balance in the House that would eventually enable the abolitionist to grow in power and overturn slavery and slave trade.
A dispicably slow process and unfortunately necessary action that kept the states united until the full weight of the Constitution of life, liberty and pursuit of hapiness could be fulfilled. This process is still going on today in a never ending attempt to rid ourselves of racial hatred and discrimination.