Steven Patrick's last song

Thiago-Brazil wrote:In my first post, I said:

"- Definetely a transgender;"


Who? Did a mention any names? No.


But the guy in the video is a transgender? Definetly. Is he Seteven Patrick? I don't know?


Do I care? No 


Am I entittled to say this opinion in a discussion forum? Absolutely.

Bought4Life wrote:

Thiago-Brazil wrote:In my first post, I said:

"- Definetely a transgender;"


Who? Did a mention any names? No.


But the guy in the video is a transgender? Definetly. Is he Seteven Patrick? I don't know?


Do I care? No 


Am I entittled to say this opinion in a discussion forum? Absolutely.

Don't play coy. The thread is ABOUT Steven Patrick, the video is OF Steven Patrick. Your comments are directly about Steven Patrick. Yes the guy in the video IS DEFINITELY Steven Patrick (did you not bother to read the FB post or any of Will's comments on his YT page?). 

You saying he is definitely transgendered is slander, and it would be just as wrong no matter who it was

And just because you CAN say anything, doesn't mean you SHOULD say anything. Especially as a Christian. (and do you even know what legalism is? lol)

Anyway, I am not going to debate with you anymore. The fact that you see nothing wrong with making accusations tells me that we will never agree, so debating is pointless.

Bottom line, this thread should never have been allowed to devolve to where it went.

When we talk about artists or albums, we are very careful to refrain from making broad disparaging statements (like it sucks, or they suck, or they can't sing. or it's horrible) and instead try to say things that only reflect our personal tastes (I don't care for his voice, I didn't like that album, I have never been a fan, I didn't like it as much as the other one, etc etc). I don't know how when it comes to someone's personal character or sexuality we don't see the need to use the same restraint.

Whatever our feelings, we should always talk about the the artists in a manner that would cause no embarrassment or discord if that artist (or someone close to them) were to visit us. 

This is, at the end of the day, one of the things that SHOULD separate us from a secular community.

Thiago-Brazil wrote:

Bought4Life wrote:

Thiago-Brazil wrote:In my first post, I said:

"- Definetely a transgender;"


Who? Did a mention any names? No.


But the guy in the video is a transgender? Definetly. Is he Seteven Patrick? I don't know?


Do I care? No 


Am I entittled to say this opinion in a discussion forum? Absolutely.

Don't play coy. The thread is ABOUT Steven Patrick, the video is OF Steven Patrick. Your comments are directly about Steven Patrick. Yes the guy in the video IS DEFINITELY Steven Patrick (did you not bother to read the FB post or any of Will's comments on his YT page?). 

You saying he is definitely transgendered is slander, and it would be just as wrong no matter who it was

And just because you CAN say anything, doesn't mean you SHOULD say anything. Especially as a Christian. (and do you even know what legalism is? lol)

Anyway, I am not going to debate with you anymore. The fact that you see nothing wrong with making accusations tells me that we will never agree, so debating is pointless.

Bottom line, this thread should never have been allowed to devolve to where it went.

When we talk about artists or albums, we are very careful to refrain from making broad disparaging statements (like it sucks, or they suck, or they can't sing. or it's horrible) and instead try to say things that only reflect our personal tastes (I don't care for his voice, I didn't like that album, I have never been a fan, I didn't like it as much as the other one, etc etc). I don't know how when it comes to someone's personal character or sexuality we don't see the need to use the same restraint.

Whatever our feelings, we should always talk about the the artists in a manner that would cause no embarrassment or discord if that artist (or someone close to them) were to visit us. 

This is, at the end of the day, one of the things that SHOULD separate us from a secular community.

Two remarks:

1) I don't have a FB account and, as I said before, I don't care if it is he (or she) or not...

2) We see christianity from different point of views...

Bought4Life wrote:

Thiago-Brazil wrote:

Bought4Life wrote:

Thiago-Brazil wrote:In my first post, I said:

"- Definetely a transgender;"


Who? Did a mention any names? No.


But the guy in the video is a transgender? Definetly. Is he Seteven Patrick? I don't know?


Do I care? No 


Am I entittled to say this opinion in a discussion forum? Absolutely.

Don't play coy. The thread is ABOUT Steven Patrick, the video is OF Steven Patrick. Your comments are directly about Steven Patrick. Yes the guy in the video IS DEFINITELY Steven Patrick (did you not bother to read the FB post or any of Will's comments on his YT page?). 

You saying he is definitely transgendered is slander, and it would be just as wrong no matter who it was

And just because you CAN say anything, doesn't mean you SHOULD say anything. Especially as a Christian. (and do you even know what legalism is? lol)

Anyway, I am not going to debate with you anymore. The fact that you see nothing wrong with making accusations tells me that we will never agree, so debating is pointless.

Bottom line, this thread should never have been allowed to devolve to where it went.

When we talk about artists or albums, we are very careful to refrain from making broad disparaging statements (like it sucks, or they suck, or they can't sing. or it's horrible) and instead try to say things that only reflect our personal tastes (I don't care for his voice, I didn't like that album, I have never been a fan, I didn't like it as much as the other one, etc etc). I don't know how when it comes to someone's personal character or sexuality we don't see the need to use the same restraint.

Whatever our feelings, we should always talk about the the artists in a manner that would cause no embarrassment or discord if that artist (or someone close to them) were to visit us. 

This is, at the end of the day, one of the things that SHOULD separate us from a secular community.

Two remarks:

1) I don't have a FB account and, as I said before, I don't care if it is he (or she) or not...

2) We see christianity from different point of views...

You don't need a FB account to view it

https://www.facebook.com/steven.patrick.3958/videos/1283680875421039