I sold a case of screen printed shirts off of an add on craigslist to the Denver Gazette. When I delivered them to him he said the shirts were for a gay pride event tomorrow in down town. I'll take his money any day.
Huh...yeah, I guess you can suppose that now he has less money to spend on things like those shirts. But here's another way of looking at it: You took his money and gave him something that blatantly promotes sin, and in effect, you are supporting his cause.
Don't get me wrong -- I'm not condemning you -- I would have taken his money too. :-P It's just something to think about. You obviously can't force someone into obeying a God they don't know by refusing to do business with them, and definitely don't want to alienate them from all things "Christian," but where do you draw the line?
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Dude...weird post. :-P
"I'll take his money any day."
Huh...yeah, I guess you can suppose that now he has less money to spend on things like those shirts.
But here's another way of looking at it: You took his money and gave him something that blatantly promotes sin, and in effect, you are supporting his cause.
Don't get me wrong -- I'm not condemning you -- I would have taken his money too. :-P
It's just something to think about. You obviously can't force someone into obeying a God they don't know by refusing to do business with them, and definitely don't want to alienate them from all things "Christian," but where do you draw the line?
Anyway, congratulations on making a sale. :-D
ouch...
well, all i can say is we were too slow to know what it was about before we made them...
i found out what it was for when i delivered it...
Lol, like I said before, I would have done the same thing (which is why I started thinking about it...). :-)
Sorry, my first comment probably came across totally different than I meant it... Remind me not to post comments when I'm half-asleep.
that's gay!
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