But you haven't yet established that it does not say that. You keep insisting that it means something else without substantiating your claim.But it does not say what you say it does. You are claiming that, wrongly.
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But you haven't yet established that it does not say that. You keep insisting that it means something else without substantiating your claim.But it does not say what you say it does. You are claiming that, wrongly.
And once again (how many times does this need to be pointed out to you??), it never says that "the right thing to do" is what your personal opinion says it is.
But you haven't yet established that it does not say that. You keep insisting that it means something else without substantiating your claim.
I think you may be voicing what a number of Christians your age may be feeling on this issue. The answer to your specific question is yes, you can be a Christian and support those things. But the real question is should you. And the answer to that question would be no, you should not. It is a sin that our Lord despises because it is a demonic perversion of the what He intended sex to reflect. And it is leading countless souls to Hell for eternity, whether they "believe" this or not.
But welcome to CF, and yes, you posted this in the right place.
That is always a personal opinion.
First it's opinion, then you say the other view was proven wrong.I have no need to. I've come to my conclusion
after 20 years of experience in the faith and support
for the other conclusion being proven wrong time after time.
Being divinely inspired by God, it doesn't matter what man knew about it - God knew.Only acts are condemned in the Bible, not attraction.
The Bible was written before people knew much about it.
Did you see who I quoted? I wasn't talking to you.
Because I decide that's the right thing to do.
But you start with a reply to me "I never said He wasn't", as if I indicated you had, and you're correcting me or something. But I was clearly quoting someone else and asking about what THEY said. It has absolutely nothing to do with anything you said.Since when are these posts private? If it is a post, then it is fair game for a rebuttal or applause!
That is always a personal opinion.
But it does not say what you say it does. You are claiming that, wrongly.
If that's true than fair enough. But I had over 300 posts before ever talking about it. I like to refresh the New Posts link a lot and there it was.So how many times in how many ways around CF does the subject need to be discussed? I submit it's the #1 "sin topic" by post volume.
What does it mean, then?
WRONG! The Church, since it's beginning on the Day of Pentecost, has declared that some things are objectively right or wrong; good or evil. If you disagree with the Church, then you find yourself in the outer wilderness, wandering around. It is also easy for such a person to be sucked into any sort of cult or belief that will take them farther and farther away from Christ.
At one time, during my younger days, I fell in with such a group, and there was all sorts of weird things going on. We were all supposed to "sense" the color that God made us, and try to find others whose colors would blend with ours to make a new color.
We were also taught from the pulpit that our spirits had been waiting in eternity, and when God called us, we would take our place in the body that God felt was just right for us. I left that group at that time, as I KNEW, from the Bible and the teachings of the Church that the above idea was poppycock!
WRONG! The Church, since it's beginning on the Day of Pentecost, has declared that some things are objectively right or wrong; good or evil.
That is always a personal opinion.
That was the very temptation of Adam and Eve, to determine for themselves what is right and what is wrong.
As a result they and all their offspring were removed from
Paradise where they walked with God at their side.
That's were we are now, where we act by choice.
Let me start off by apologizing if I'm putting this in the wrong part of the forum. This is something that's been bothering me for a while and I'm hoping to get some opinions. I support not only same sex marriage, but also the LGBT community in general. Can I still be a Christian despite this? I know that something such as same sex marriage directly goes against what's in the Bible (marriage being between one man and one woman). I'm really conflicted here. I feel guilty, but I can't change how I feel. Thanks for reading.
Being divinely inspired by God, it doesn't matter what man knew about it - God knew.