Gay Christians having fun?
Ezekiel Krahlin
Wondering how to have fun as a Gay Christian? Where's Jesus's sense
of humor in all this? Doesn't he hear us praying to lift the cross of
homophobic idiots from our shoulders? Well, yes, Jesus does...through
the spiritual instructions he and his glorious angels give me, in
designing an incredible web page specifically for GayFolk who are sick
of phony KKKristians:
Ezekiel Krahlin's Home Page For Our Hellenic Family
http://www.fog.net/ekrahlin/
Come meet some of the new icons, tales, and prophecies designed with
the Lesbian and Thracian futurists of the twenty-first century (and
beyond) in mind. Contribute something of your own creativity, as
participant in building a new community and religion (by and for
Hellenes and their supporters).
You do not need to be Christian to partake, as all belief systems are
respected, including atheism, agnosticism, and existentialism. After
all, didn't Jesus teach us to live with an open mind as well as an
open heart?
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My web page kicks ass!
http://www.fog.net/ekrahlin
ekra...@fog.net
Public dialog only, no spamming.
Hostile private replies will be publicly posted.
Eric Seright-Payne
On Mon, 07 Apr 1997 19:37:56 GMT, ChiefT...@Athenia.com (Ezekiel
Krahlin) wrote:
<Nothing worth repeating>
Damn, I thought I had this Hellenic Thracian
"I-know-how-every-other-gay-person-should-live-their-life" yakov kill
filtered....
Eric Seright-Payne
Livermore, CA
Teresa Pavlinek
Wow- it was so great to see your reply to Cheif Trash - what's up with
this freak? Although, I must say that his web page is highly amusing
(everywhere it's not supposed to be). Sorry, but I am not a "Hellene" or
whatever the hell he's dictating we should be calling ourselves. I'm a
fag, thank you very much.
I really don't get where he gets off putting down the rainbow as a
symbol of gay pride and liberation (posted in an earlier, scarier
diatribe). No one has said that every fag/dyke/bi/trannie has adhere and
respect it as the ultimate icon of gay power. I'm sure he'd be much
happier if he could claim responsibility for creating our symbol
(tattooed on our foreheads, no doubt) himself.
Posting your opinion is fine - I can certainly respect that - but
attempting to dictate, order, chastise or judge how we live our lives is
crazy. It's our diversity that will always get us further in the end. As
a collection of like-minded clones, we could only do a hell of a lot of
damage.
Steven J. Pavlinek
Toronto, Canada
Teresa Pavlinek
Ezekiel Krahlin
On 8 Apr 1997 02:59:44 GMT, Teresa Pavlinek <pavl...@interlog.com>
said:
>Posting your opinion is fine - I can certainly respect that - but
>attempting to dictate, order, chastise or judge how we live our lives is
>crazy.
I did nothing more than post my opinion. You just resent that I
present my ideas with clear vision, and forthrightly. I refuse to
accept your milquetoast perspectives...so it makes me, in your eyes, a
dictator. That is your problem, not mine.
>It's our diversity that will always get us further in the end.
My new ideas add to this diversity.
>As a collection of like-minded clones, we could only do a hell of a lot of
>damage.
Which is exactly what I speak out against: clonism. To sheepishly
accept an unoriginal design, even when it's known it was contributed
by a straight person, and to not challenge it at this point, is indeed
indicative of clone behavior. As is resentment and anger against my
raising people's awareness of the origins of this "rainbow" flag.
Besides, you intentionally ignore any positive contributions to the
newsgroups, and on my web page, which--if it weren't for your
niggardly attitude--even you would admire. You are just as lopsided
in interpreting me as homophobic bible thumpers are with interpreting
GayFolk. Bigotry comes in many shapes and forms, I see!
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My web page kicks ass! (But never licks it.)