This is an arguement I can engage with:

Quote Originally Posted by Navaros
I believe in morality and I believe in the commandments laid out by God in the Old Testament for the sake of preserving morality in society. I do not believe in a "do nothing" about immorality policy as Jesus seemingly was an advocate for. At that point I had to make a choice. Do I believe what God said, or do I believe what Jesus said? I chose to believe what God said. Therefore, upon realizing this several months ago, I have at that point renounced the title of "Christian" for myself.
I don't think Jesus advocated a "do nothing" policy, I think he was more concerned with the spirit of the Law and with the consequences of one's actions.

"Judge not, lest ye be judged."

"Those who live by the sword die by the sword."

"Swear not..... merely let your yes be yes and your no be no."

My personal favourite:

"Forgive them Lord, they know not what they do."

Jesus wasn't saying "Don't live by the sword" so much as he was saying "be prepared for the consequences of your actions." The way I see it you can live by the sword but it will likely be your undoing and your sins may be greater than those of other men at the reckoning.

Jesus' most important message though was about forgiveness, Rosie O' Donnell, may not be your favourite person and if you believe her views are wrong you should oppose them vigorously, and love her regardless.