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God forbade judging, but that doesn't stop supposed Christians from trying to 'save' homosexuals by forcing their morals down their throats.
God forbade judging, but that doesn't stop supposed Christians from trying to 'save' homosexuals by forcing their morals down their throats.
God did not forbid judging. He did, however, forbid lying about what He said. I suggest you think about that the next time you want to put words in His mouth.
God forbade judging, but that doesn't stop supposed Christians from trying to 'save' homosexuals by forcing their morals down their throats.
The Bible is a book, written by men. How are we to believe that the words in the Bible are actually the words of God?
Jesus answered them, and said, My doctrine is not mine, but his that sent me. If any man will do his will, he shall know of the doctrine, whether it be of God, or whether I speak of myself. (John 7:16-17)
He saith unto them, But whom say ye that I am?
And Simon Peter answered and said, Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God.
And Jesus answered and said unto him, Blessed art thou, Simon Bar-jona: for flesh and blood hath not revealed it unto thee, but my Father which is in heaven. (Matthew 16:15-17)
Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you: (Matthew 7:7)
If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him.
But let him ask in faith, nothing wavering. For he that wavereth is like a wave of the sea driven with the wind and tossed.
For let not that man think that he shall receive any thing of the Lord. (James 1:5-7)
God forbade judging, but that doesn't stop supposed Christians from trying to 'save' homosexuals by forcing their morals down their throats.
God did not forbid judging. He did, however, forbid lying about what He said. I suggest you think about that the next time you want to put words in His mouth.
The Bible is a book, written by men. How are we to believe that the words in the Bible are actually the words of God?
Paul wasn't fond of women either, as I recall.
- Jesus is not the one that spelled out the doctrines of Christianity. For those Christians look to Paul, and he actually had quite a few things to say about homosexuality.
- Telling someone that the Bible says that something is wrong is not persecution. The Holocaust was the persecution, telling people to keep sex in the bedroom is good manners.
- Truth is not conditional.
- I do not have the right to use the woman's dressing room, you claiming you are a woman even though you have a penis and insisting you have the right to use a dressing room I cannot is demanding special rights.
- You have the right to be offended, you do not have the right to tell me I cannot stand on the street corner and yell that your behavior is a sin.
- Civil ceremony is an oxymoron.
- If you insist that my religious views bother you then my stimulation of the public nerve has become your moral compass, and you are lost.
- I suggest you take the time to read the New Testament. Specifically, you should read 1 Corinthians 6.
- I am supposed to make my moral decisions based on what you think my grandchildren will think about them? My great-grandfather's generation elected the first homosexual president, you still don't know who he was. By the time my grandchildren come along we might discover the cure for homosexuality.
- Jesus did not forbid judging.
Go forbade homosexuality also. Read the whole Bible for once and you would know that.God forbade judging, but that doesn't stop supposed Christians from trying to 'save' homosexuals by forcing their morals down their throats.
Did you know him personally? You are clueless.Paul wasn't fond of women either, as I recall.
- Jesus is not the one that spelled out the doctrines of Christianity. For those Christians look to Paul, and he actually had quite a few things to say about homosexuality.
- Telling someone that the Bible says that something is wrong is not persecution. The Holocaust was the persecution, telling people to keep sex in the bedroom is good manners.
- Truth is not conditional.
- I do not have the right to use the woman's dressing room, you claiming you are a woman even though you have a penis and insisting you have the right to use a dressing room I cannot is demanding special rights.
- You have the right to be offended, you do not have the right to tell me I cannot stand on the street corner and yell that your behavior is a sin.
- Civil ceremony is an oxymoron.
- If you insist that my religious views bother you then my stimulation of the public nerve has become your moral compass, and you are lost.
- I suggest you take the time to read the New Testament. Specifically, you should read 1 Corinthians 6.
- I am supposed to make my moral decisions based on what you think my grandchildren will think about them? My great-grandfather's generation elected the first homosexual president, you still don't know who he was. By the time my grandchildren come along we might discover the cure for homosexuality.
- Jesus did not forbid judging.
Uhoh... I made the Muslim angry..... again.
Paul wasn't fond of women either, as I recall.
- Jesus is not the one that spelled out the doctrines of Christianity. For those Christians look to Paul, and he actually had quite a few things to say about homosexuality.
- Telling someone that the Bible says that something is wrong is not persecution. The Holocaust was the persecution, telling people to keep sex in the bedroom is good manners.
- Truth is not conditional.
- I do not have the right to use the woman's dressing room, you claiming you are a woman even though you have a penis and insisting you have the right to use a dressing room I cannot is demanding special rights.
- You have the right to be offended, you do not have the right to tell me I cannot stand on the street corner and yell that your behavior is a sin.
- Civil ceremony is an oxymoron.
- If you insist that my religious views bother you then my stimulation of the public nerve has become your moral compass, and you are lost.
- I suggest you take the time to read the New Testament. Specifically, you should read 1 Corinthians 6.
- I am supposed to make my moral decisions based on what you think my grandchildren will think about them? My great-grandfather's generation elected the first homosexual president, you still don't know who he was. By the time my grandchildren come along we might discover the cure for homosexuality.
- Jesus did not forbid judging.
Paul wasn't fond of women either, as I recall.
Two attaboys a thank you and a rep.
God forbade judging, but that doesn't stop supposed Christians from trying to 'save' homosexuals by forcing their morals down their throats.
God did not forbid judging. He did, however, forbid lying about what He said. I suggest you think about that the next time you want to put words in His mouth.
- Jesus is not the one that spelled out the doctrines of Christianity. For those Christians look to Paul, and he actually had quite a few things to say about homosexuality.
- Telling someone that the Bible says that something is wrong is not persecution. The Holocaust was the persecution, telling people to keep sex in the bedroom is good manners.
- Truth is not conditional.
- I do not have the right to use the woman's dressing room, you claiming you are a woman even though you have a penis and insisting you have the right to use a dressing room I cannot is demanding special rights.
- You have the right to be offended, you do not have the right to tell me I cannot stand on the street corner and yell that your behavior is a sin.
- Civil ceremony is an oxymoron.
- If you insist that my religious views bother you then my stimulation of the public nerve has become your moral compass, and you are lost.
- I suggest you take the time to read the New Testament. Specifically, you should read 1 Corinthians 6.
- I am supposed to make my moral decisions based on what you think my grandchildren will think about them? My great-grandfather's generation elected the first homosexual president, you still don't know who he was. By the time my grandchildren come along we might discover the cure for homosexuality.
- Jesus did not forbid judging.