[TheRealThing]

While I doubt you knew Scalia, I have disagreed with him, not criticized him. To say that a man is fallible is hardly controversial. When Scalia debated Breyer and Ginsberg, the "winner" was in the eye of the beholder. I watched both and Scalia did not seem any more or less versed in the law than either: they disagreed.

To assert that upholding egalitarian principle, even in cases where one's personal convictions lie elsewhere, protects against the kinds of injustices and atrocities perpetrated in history, and that lurk still in the human heart, is of the highest spirit of the Constitution and not anti Christian. You, TRT, are flat wrong at that point. Period. Now, don't go using abusive ad hominem, then act all offended and hurt when it has no effect.

To criticize Scalia's work is to criticize him. You can't compartmentalize everything in spewing poisonous opposition to the cause of moral standards and then feign innocence by standing back with your hands up like the basketball player who just clobbered his opponent on a shot attempt. You came on this forum like I have said, and within the first 10 posts had made a defense of same sex marriage.

In fact you've argued for legalized homosexual unions under several patriotic sounding abstractions from freedom of conscience, to essential liberty, and now it's on to the more concrete concept of equal protection. The only problem with your last attempt is that the sexually depraved are not, (or at least shouldn't be) a protected class.

So I'll grant you, although every knee will one day bow before Him, as things stand now I lack the authority to slam the door on you hard enough to ever argue you down because you deal in feelings. One of those being unwavering contempt in that you evidently despise those that are good (2Tim 3:3), as in those who are Christians or who resist the liberal's assault on the US Constitution and all they hold dear. However the verse that most often comes to my mind as being applicable to our little discussions is the following;
Matthew 12:36 (KJV)
36 But I say unto you, That every idle word that men shall speak, they shall give account thereof in the day of judgment.

Sombrero, defender of the disobedient and advocate of those who knowingly do wrong, is to one day I suppose, lay out his oral treatise before the Almighty on these matters.