The Christians hating gays contradiction, page 59
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reply posted on 14-1-2009 @ 05:34 AM by toochaos4u
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Exactly, I can reproduce if I have a reason to do so. There is a little chit chat about having a child with a lesbian couple whom have been friends since I was 18. So there you will have it, a child with four parents if it is decided. I won't have children though to make myself feel complete or any religious reason.


reply posted on 14-1-2009 @ 01:38 PM by BlueRaja
Originally posted by scorand
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they dont have to have hetro sex.. and i have seen several couples have kids.. gay male couples and lesbian couples..


If a gay male has sex with a gay female, that by definition is not homosexual sex.



reply posted on 14-1-2009 @ 02:08 PM by BlueRaja
Originally posted by scorand
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they didnt have to have sex at all...


That is true. I don't believe the biblical prohibition is solely concerned with the lack of reproduction though, nor did they have in vitro fertilization in biblical times.


reply posted on 14-1-2009 @ 02:15 PM by scorand
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this is also true.. however


the idea behind gay sex is a sin is based on a mistranslation..and misunderstanding.. but god forbid if the church will admit that

[edit on 14-1-2009 by scorand]


reply posted on 16-1-2009 @ 09:39 PM by Good Wolf
reply to post by sos37


True Christians DO NOT hate people who are gay, they hate the sin itself. The whole point of Christianity is to love your fellow man and hate the sins they committ.


And everytime someone says that we try and make you justify calling homosexuality a sin. You's tend to say it's unnatural and then someone else jumps on and shows that it's found to be produce by nature in the animal kingdom etc etc.


reply posted on 24-1-2009 @ 11:24 PM by psylence1
# Do you not believe in a genetic basis?
-Yes and no. Perhaps in addition to physical genetics there are also what I'd call spiritual genetics. So physically, no I don't believe that sexual orientation is a part of one's genetic code. Spiritually that doesn't mean a person is not born the way they are. In terms of Christianity I accept the premise that we are all born flawed by original sin. In this sense we are all born with our sins. I believe as part of my religion that homosexuality is a sin thus I believe homosexuals are in fact "born that way".

# Do you believe God creates people pre-damned?
See above. Yes, God creates everyone pre-damned (again Original Sin). If we were not pre-damned we would not need a redeemer which would really defeat the whole purpose of Christianity.

# Do you feel God gives you the right to judge?
Absolutely not. It's said multiple times in the bible that we are not to judge and specifies why we are not to judge. Many "Christians" miss the point of scripture, which is that it's a tool one can use to assess, gauge and adjust their own lives. It's never supposed to be used to point a finger at others and scripture itself tells us so in no uncertain terms. For example:

"Therefore you are without excuse, every man of you who passes judgment, for in that you judge one another, you condemn yourself; for you who judge practice the same things. And we know that the judgment of God rightly falls upon those who practice such things." (Romans 2:1-2)

# Do you feel God hates gays, or anyone for that matter?
No God cannot hate. According to Christianity God is a perfect being. Hatred, being a sin, is simply a form of imperfection. My personal Christian philosophy is that hate is not so much the opposite of love as the total absence of love. In that sense, God cannot hate as He is among other things pure and total love. That said, God does have a total and unfaltering intolerance toward sin but that is not limited to homosexuality, it includes all sins no matter the degree; adultery, lying, theft, arrogance, etc. As a Christian I accept that we all wrestle with things and while those things are different for different people the degree to which we struggle is probably the same.

We are all born flawed. God challenges us to overcome our basic nature and be something greater. Whether our nature is to be homosexual or deceitful or easily addicted, or prone to cheating or whatever, the point is, Christian's believe that one can in fact overcome the flaws inherent to human nature but our belief is that we cannot do it by ourselves, only by accepting Christ's sacrifice and the fact that without it we are wholly irredeemable.
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