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Gay people are very bitter. They think that born again believers hate them. If we hated them we would care less what happens to them. But, we do care! We care alot. We just tire of the way they go about things.

I was watching "Project Runway" on TV last night, a show that I recorded last Thursdsay night. I don't like all the gayness on the show, but I like the creativity of the ones competing. The ones competing need to make designer looking outfits from an assignment each week, example all things bought from a grocery store, a party supply store, etc. Each week there is a winner and one is eliminated. The final 3 makes a collection for Fashion Week in New York City. Many fashion careers have taken off from this show. Fashion is really not my thing but it is fun to watch.

The episode I watched last night had Jesse Tyler Furgeson on as a guest judge. I don't watch Modern Family and never did but last night they had to make an outfit using bow-ties. JTF is known for his bow-ties and he and his partner use them on the cause they created together about marriage equality.

"Project Runway" is a competition show. At the end of the episode when the runway show began for the designers to show their outfits, they picked the winner for this week. Well, to support JTF and his cause, the winner proposed to his partner of 18 years who was at home right there on the spot via TV. The show was taped months ago. Oh, the excitement! Everyone was crying, it was so joyful to them all. When "the winner" got back to his room he skyped his partner and his partner told him that Prop 8 (passed, not passed, dismissed, I am not sure the what the correct term is) on that particular day and that they were now free to marry so the winner's partner proposed to "the winner" via Skype from home. The winner said to the partner that he was skyping that he wasn't going to tell him until the show aired but that he proposed to him on National TV that very night. They were sobbing and saying how they were so excited that they could now grow old together. JTF was sobbing. It was one big lovefest between everyone.

Do they actually think that we didn't know that this was not an accident that this particular episode was taped on the day marriage equality went into effect? I am sure the editing made it look that way, but as I said, something more important would have been overlooked, but not this. We are dealing with a profession that is full of gays and this was one big statement for the them, that is for sure.

On the show JTF was saying how he was planning his wedding at that moment and since the show is taped, I just read that he did indeed got married a couple weeks ago.

I have seen JTF on talk shows and I like him, he is funny and appears like a really nice guy. But, one day he was cohosting with Kelly Ripa and it was the day that New York passed gay marriage and he congratulated all the gays in that State and then became very defensive. He put his finger out, which was blurred and said in a real snotty tone, "Oh, there are so many people who are going to be so surprised when all us gays show up in Heaven".

As I was watching the show last night, I thought to myself "what has happened that gays are so blatantly out there, on every show, are very "in your face" and so very accepted by most people, at least the liberals?" It makes me laugh when all these Hollywood crazies have been fighting this cause for years for their gay friends and saying "we are not going to get married until everyone is allowed to get married". What a laugh, they all shacked up and had babies out of wedlock way before this.

The way they do the dating of how old the fossils are is by way of circular reasoning.

Ask the paleontologist, sir, how do you know the fossils are 72 million years old, and he'll tell you the fossils are 72 millions years old because of the rock in which they were found. Since we know the rock is that old, therefore the fossils are that old too.

Then go ask the geologist, sir, how do you know the rocks are 72 million years old, and he'll tell you that we know the rocks are 72 million years old because fossils were found in it, and they are 72 million years old.

The more astute believer in evolution will point to radioactive dating. We know that so-and-so material has a such-and-such radioactive half-life (the time it takes for the radioactive material to decay/break down so that only half of the original amount remains), and we know what the materials are that the substance breaks/decays down into. So, we measure the amount of material it breaks down into, along with the radioactive material still there, and by these compute how long it has been radioactively decaying. Ergo: it is so-and-so many years old.

Sounds good, except ... it is arrogantly unscientific due to an overwhelmingly major flaw.

What is that deal-breaker flaw? The entirely unscientific assumption of how much radioactive material there was originally present! How do they know? They weren't there so-and-so many years ago. How much was present there originally? They ... don't ... know. They assume it was ALL radioactive material to start with, without a shred of fact to substantiate that assumption.

The fact is, they want to believe in evolution because if evolution is true, then there is no need for a creator God. As one atheist said, not only do I not believe there is a God, I don't WANT there to be a God, as it would interfere with the way I want to live my life.

Thus, we see the evil of a sinful heart as the true reason they believe in evolution.