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the difference here is that Jesus was sinless, but took on the sins of men for their sake, that they might be made holy in God's sight.I won't comment on this thread anymore. I asked the question and I got the answer; There is no official teaching from the Church that forbids two gay people living together without having sex. The rest was matter of personal opinions and giving too much weight to what people say and consider to be "scandal". Well, once upon a time Jesus's actions were considered scandals, should we now abandon Christ for the sake of what the people thought of him and his actions ? NO!
Thanks to all who took time to reply to my question.
To be clear here, it is not our advice or opinion that you are rejecting, but God's plan of both creation and salvation that is being rejected by you in favor of your own desires.
God has previously examined and subsequently rejected the gay lifestyle [meaning the acting out both physically and mentally] and everything it encompasses, and He has already passed judgement on it.
To make that position even clearer, Jesus came in person to show everyone what God considered to be sin, what sin does to the human body, mind, and spirit, and to show us that it is possible to reject sin and to choose life instead.
As stated before, the anatomy of sin itself as well as the steps a Catholic takes for the forgiveness of sins has already been explained many times in the life of the church.
All the campaigning for that to change will not alter what God has decided.
God is the same, yesterday, today, and always.
There are other places on CF that will have a differing opinion on this matter, and in those places you might find acceptance and support for your stance.
But in OBOB sin is still sin, it still requires resistance, and it still needs forgiveness.
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