That's not true. It's like any book. If a book is to stand the test of time, its themes must be able to be relateable to each generation that will pick that book up. It is why our grade school teachers encouraged us to read books from generations ago. The themes in the book have always been of love and acceptance. It is the society that changes around this set of morals. There are holes in these themes, found in certain scriptures, but overall, the theme is good. The people who misinterpret the book are the ones doing wrong. You can't condemn the teachings of Jesus for being ahead of their time. You can only fault people for taking so long to catch up and really understand. This is why we are seeing two groups of church goers: Churches like the WBC who are blinded by their own ignorance so much so that they are not taking the time to really anylize the right scriptures in the book; and churches who hang rainbow flags from their steeples. I am not a believer. I think its just a shame that there is a new prejudice rising. One against a good group of people who believe in helping their communities, and spreading love, because they have a few bad (really bad) seeds. It's just unfortunate that these really bad seeds are the ones who seem to have the most influence. That influence must be eradicated, not the religion. (Sorry, went off on a tangent, just felt like expressing my feelings here. Thanks for listening)