[annyokie]

Dobson is a nimrod.

[ckilmer]

nimrod?

and you are?

[ckilmer]

nimrod?

and you are?

[ICE-FLYER]

Dobson is a nimrod.

Oh, wow, what deep and intellectual prowess you display.

I bet your equally stimulating in real life.

[Mr. Silverback]

Families are the material societies are built from. We used to have a brick house. Now, with easy divorce and the sexual revolution, we live in a stick house. Some folks want to run to the straw house, saying it will make us more free and equal. Dobson thinks that's a bad idea. So do I.

You got anything better in your holster than calling someone a nimrod, or are you all tapped out on brilliant rhetoric today?

[expat_panama]

Dobson is a nimrod.

Well put-- and why all the fuss?  We all know that Nimrod was the great-grandson of Noah: noted as a great hunter (Gen. 10:8–10) and that Dr. Dobson was served on the Advisory Board on Missing and Exploited Children.  

But beyond hunting for missing kids, Nimrod Dobson is skewing the marriage debate with non-sequitors; in short, he don't make good sense.  Example:

"The gospel of Jesus Christ will be severely curtailed."  Now I think my particular religious denomination is better than everyone else's too, but that's not important here.  There is NO (emphasis in the 'no' part) jurisdiction that allows homosexual marriage (ok, maybe Massachusetts but they're in a big hurry to fix that) and equates homosexual rumpypumpy to marriage.  No Islamic country, Jewish country, Hindu country, Buddhist country, Atheist country, --this is not just a Christian issue.

With backing like this, the culture war can't be lost even with pessimistic Christians warning about a return to the days of the other Nimrod and his great grandfather.

 

[Redcloak]

He's a hunter? I didn't know that.