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And woe to those who fail to call sin 'sin'.
amen to that one
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And woe to those who fail to call sin 'sin'.
Obviously not, otherwise his comment would have been, "Having a lot of success on Grindr lately?". As a non homosexual it is a given that you would not find much interest on the siteSo in other words Cappadocious is suggesting I'm a homosexual?
Come to Mississippi--we probably have some gays but they don't act like yours.
Obviously not, otherwise his comment would have been, "Having a lot of success on Grindr lately?". As a non homosexual it is a given that you would not find much interest on the site
We can cAll homosexual behavior a sin and still feel horror and outrage and compassion at what happened in Orlando. If someone shoots up a McDinalds next week are you going to say, gluttony is a sin so those people had it coming?
Sorry to hear that.I know quite a few of them, but there was one transgender student who really broke my heart. Born a male, feeling he/she was female, she dressed as much like a female as possible, but wasn't gay. There was a girl friend back in his hometown. Parents wanted nothing to do with their child. Surgery was being contemplated but unaffordable. Being a white student at a historically black university made him/her stick out in the first place, but carrying a purse made it worse. Far as I know, students didn't mistreat him /her, he was mostly ignored. This was really a tortured individual and in her loneliness came to office to talk frequently. He/She didn't return the following year and I wonder what happened.
And our friend might not get the reference, but to think that we don't know about vegetarian meat ...Do you think this makes sense?
Ugh.
You might want to rethink your metaphors.
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I hear you.
I often find it hard with homosexuals to "love the sinner, hate the sin", which we as Christians must do. We are constantly drawn to one extreme or the other. I hate the gay pickup culture (as I know many gays do). Yet I also find it difficult to stand up to the cultural inundation we all experience that tells us that homosexuality is normal and worthy of celebration.
We Orthodox should pray for an extra measure of grace to love these people now, in their weakness, yet also the grace to proclaim boldly that homosexuality is a disease, like any other sin, for which we know the antidote.
Obviously not, otherwise his comment would have been, "Having a lot of success on Grindr lately?". As a non homosexual it is a given that you would not find much interest on the site
WASR-10s? Or something higher end?Is it ironic that while I was watching coverage of the Orlando situation, I had 2 AK's on the floor and a .45 and was stripping and cleaning them? Is there some kind of gun penance?
Simple solution: Government gets out of granting marriage licenses completely!
WASR-10s? Or something higher end?
Nice. I've got my grandpa's old WASR. Very easy to clean and shoot.WASR's, OPAP's, DDI, etc.
Nice. I've got my grandpa's old WASR. Very easy to clean and shoot.