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I also am just a human being,but I've been forgiven and cleaned up a good bit.
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You are the one who mentioned clues; I chose to speak in your language.Don't worry I am familiar with such "clues".
You used the word “clue” in your post; I am responding thusly.Don't worry I am familiar with such "clues".
I’m not sure what you are asking me. Explain?What are your expectations for when it's over? Then what?
No particular reason. It’s like asking if you’re vegan.Why do you ask?
Well,after this life ends...what do you believe comes next,if anything?I’m not sure what you are asking me. Explain?
Are you gay?
Why do you ask?
I hate to say this but you are obviously clueless. Asking a guy, any guy if they are gay is the same as calling them gay. It is an accusation that most guys have heard when they were growing up. Some more than others due to factors such as their size and how masculine they appeared and acted. But take it from a guy, and if you don't believe it ask two or three guys you know, every guy just cringes when asked that question because when they were young that was probably the first thing every one of them heard from anyone who tried to bully them.No particular reason. It’s like asking if you’re vegan.
I know a zillion guys, many of them gay. I have never heard any of them complain the way you do. You are incredibly uncomfortable and uneasy when it comes to talking about homosexuality. I haven’t encountered that in the secular world. You seem overly defensive about something that doesn’t need that sort of defense.I hate to say this but you are obviously clueless. Asking a guy, any guy if they are gay is the same as calling them gay. It is an accusation that most guys have heard when they were growing up. Some more than others due to factors such as their size and how masculine they appeared and acted. But take it from a guy, and if you don't believe it ask two or three guys you know, every guy just cringes when asked that question because when they were young that was probably the first thing every one of them heard from anyone who tried to bully them.
If I guy was not bullied by an older or bigger guy by being asked if they were gay, or called gay, it is likely that they were the one doing the asking. Guys by no means take that as an innocent question.
Who knows?Well,after this life ends...what do you believe comes next,if anything?
Are YOU gay Emmylou,or just defensive because you love some people who are gay?I know a zillion guys, many of them gay. I have never heard any of them complain the way you do. You are incredibly uncomfortable and uneasy when it comes to talking about homosexuality. I haven’t encountered that in the secular world. You seem overly defensive about something that doesn’t need that sort of defense.
No one is 100% certain.But those of us who live in relationship with God have the evidence we need to trust and believe what He said about it.Who knows?
Neither.Are YOU gay Emmylou,or just defensive because you love some people who are gay?
When I said defensive,I didn't mean in a totally negative way,I meant since you've kept coming to the defense of the OP.Neither.
Neither.
I have a love and protective spirit for the underdog, and gay people are clearly the underdNo one is 100% certain.But those of us who live in relationship with God have the evidence we need to trust and believe what He said about it.
If you ever want to talk more about it,feel free to send me a direct message.I don't want to force anything on you publicly.
but still gayF O R G I V E N
I've never seen any research that supports the idea you are posting here. Can you share some?I believe that the vast majority of homosexuals are that way because of various things that have happened in their lives. They may be more predisposed in that direction, but most have some defining factors in their lives that pushed them that way. The human brain is so complex and I don't think we have a complete understanding of how it is affected by the things that happen to us.
I heard a gay speaker, that overcame his homosexuality and he talked about all the research done in this area. So at least there is enough evidence that gay people are not always born that way. Maybe some are. But it appears that most moved that direction after certain factors in their lives. I don't believe it's a "choice", like "I was hetero yesterday, but today I choose to be gay." I think it's a move towards that based upon the effects of life experience that moves a person that direction and its not a conscious decision.
I am the same way.The only difference is that I love gay people enough I want to pull them from the fire,rather than coddle them straight to hell.I have a love and protective spirit for the underdog, and gay people are clearly the underd
Um. Yeah, that’s a huge difference.I am the same way.The only difference is that I love gay people enough I want to pull them from the fire,rather than coddle them straight to hell.
We will all stand before God and be judged.Those who are unrepentant will be sent to God's jail for eternity.Gay or straight,if we don't believe the gospel of Christ we perish.
Jesus died for us all,now that's LOVE.
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