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I agree completely. I actually have friends at school who are avowed homosexuals and I hold no malice or ill-will towards them, I may disagree with what they do in their free time, but I'm not going to condemn them for it - that would be absolutely hypocritical of me. If they're Christians, I feel that it's universal that all sinful desires be crucified, so I don't condemn homosexual Christians, either, as I know it's just as hard to deal with as any other vice. I'm more for support in these regards than anything else - I think that's a more Biblical position to take.Robert the Pilegrim said:I just want to make a few meta-comments:
I understand how one comes to the traditional view by reading the Bible, I disagree, but I understand.
I appreciate the fairly civil tone of this discussion.
The following isn't aimed at you per se but needs to be injected periodically into these discussions:
I think it is incumbant upon those who cite Biblical verses against homosexuality to make clear that they do not justify violence and to make clear what if any discrimination they feel is justified, and why.
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