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My nephew, K, was raised in a 'Christian home'. He's an only child. Honestly, he's the most honorable and respectful person I know, but he's gay. He and his 'partner' got married last year at city hall, they then threw a reception party for friends and family. I went out of support for his mom, my sister in law, who is horribly caught between her faith and her only child.
My understanding is that as Christians, we are to welcome a sinner, but shun a believer who refuses correction. I don't really know what K's belief in God is, and while I kinda need to know to know how to deal with him, I don't want to ask and give him a chance to verbally deny Christ.
What's the right thing to do here?
My understanding is that as Christians, we are to welcome a sinner, but shun a believer who refuses correction. I don't really know what K's belief in God is, and while I kinda need to know to know how to deal with him, I don't want to ask and give him a chance to verbally deny Christ.
What's the right thing to do here?