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As I have said a few times now the debate in of itself is not the issue. It is the fruitless nature of the debate that needs to be addressed. If directly addressing scripture does not work then why continue to do so? Their arguments in order to be successful only has to inspire doubt. For one who does not have complete faith in the word the arguments is over before you say the first word. I am suggesting that we drop what does not work in favor for something that does.I see no reason why homosexuality is debated in the Christian section of the forum. The Bible is clear, contextually consistent in its condemnation, and Christianity has held this always.
Then why not address their sin as a matter of sin and not a matter of right and wrong. If we approach the scripture that directly address their sin as being wrong then it is not a large leap for them to assume that "we" are right. All of their arguments are primarily center around casting doubt on our ability to identify what is right. Why not take a step back and find an area that both can agree on what is right and build a humble argument from their?The Christian position is that we dont hate anyone let alone those who identify as homosexuals, we dont hate Westboro church either but we dont accept God hates homosexuals either as Christ came to save people, not condemn people. Christ condemned sin.
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