Romans 1.32 illustrated. See all the verbs and participles in 1.18-32.
http://www.mediaite.com/tv/msnbc-host-asks-her-daughter-if-she-would-marry-a-girl-when-she-grows-up/
MSNBC Host Asks Her Daughter If She Would ‘Marry A Girl’ When She Grows Up
On Friday, co-host of MSNBC’s The Cycle, Krystal Ball, introduced a online-only feature called “Political Playground” on her program which she said focused on marriage equality issues. In the feature, Ball asks her young daughter to reveal what she understands about marriage and asks if she would “marry a girl” when she gets older.
In the online video, Ball asks her daughter to expound on her thoughts on marriage and asked, if she was in love with a girl, would she marry that girl. Ball’s daughter seemed well-informed about the state of same-sex marriage laws when she revealed that she could only marry a same-sex partner in the state of New York.
“And that’s good, because you want people to marry who they’re in love with, right?” Ball asked.
“Yeah,” her daughter replied.
Ball and her daughter agreed that other states which have not yet legalized same-sex marriage should do so. “That’s crazy!” Ball’s daughter exclaimed when she heard that other states continue to not recognize same-sex marriages.
Watch the segment via the URL above.
http://www.mediaite.com/tv/msnbc-host-asks-her-daughter-if-she-would-marry-a-girl-when-she-grows-up/
MSNBC Host Asks Her Daughter If She Would ‘Marry A Girl’ When She Grows Up
On Friday, co-host of MSNBC’s The Cycle, Krystal Ball, introduced a online-only feature called “Political Playground” on her program which she said focused on marriage equality issues. In the feature, Ball asks her young daughter to reveal what she understands about marriage and asks if she would “marry a girl” when she gets older.
In the online video, Ball asks her daughter to expound on her thoughts on marriage and asked, if she was in love with a girl, would she marry that girl. Ball’s daughter seemed well-informed about the state of same-sex marriage laws when she revealed that she could only marry a same-sex partner in the state of New York.
“And that’s good, because you want people to marry who they’re in love with, right?” Ball asked.
“Yeah,” her daughter replied.
Ball and her daughter agreed that other states which have not yet legalized same-sex marriage should do so. “That’s crazy!” Ball’s daughter exclaimed when she heard that other states continue to not recognize same-sex marriages.
Watch the segment via the URL above.
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