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There really isn’t anything new here. As a Catholic the only point I would argue is that “God made him that way.” I tend to lean towards the thinking that homosexuality is learned and chosen. Just my opinion.
But, like I said. Nothing really new here. God does love all. Gays are sinners just like me. Love the sinner, hate the sin. Who am I to judge?
You are absolutely right. I admire Pope Francis so much! On June 3, I plan to march with a group of Mormons called "Mormons Building Bridges" in Salt Lake City's Pride Parade. This will be the fifth or sixth year in a row that I've been involved and it's such an amazing experience. There is no reason not to be welcoming to the gay community and I want them to know I'm their ally.
Well since the basis for the subject was a gay priest who abused children I suppose no one cares.
He is a welcoming man. There is no reason not to be welcoming to the gay community.
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Originally Posted by Katzpur
You are absolutely right. I admire Pope Francis so much! On June 3, I plan to march with a group of Mormons called "Mormons Building Bridges" in Salt Lake City's Pride Parade. This will be the fifth or sixth year in a row that I've been involved and it's such an amazing experience. There is no reason not to be welcoming to the gay community and I want them to know I'm their ally.
I always appreciate your mature approach to these issues, Katzpur. I just wanted to put that out there.
There really isn’t anything new here. As a Catholic the only point I would argue is that “God made him that way.” I tend to lean towards the thinking that homosexuality is learned and chosen. Just my opinion.
But, like I said. Nothing really new here. God does love all. Gays are sinners just like me. Love the sinner, hate the sin. Who am I to judge?
Nobody on this earth has the right to judge.
Nice sentiment but not biblical. We are to be discerning on what we read, watch, and believe. We are not the one that decides what is an abomination, a great sin and what isn’t.
Tell me who is more caring. The one that tells you the truth about danger or the other that lets you walk right into a bear trap?
Nice sentiment but not biblical. We are to be discerning on what we read, watch, and believe. We are not the one that decides what is an abomination, a great sin and what isn’t.
Tell me who is more caring. The one that tells you the truth about danger or the other that lets you walk right into a bear trap?
I can tell you who's got all the spirituality of a lizard.
The pope well could be the false prophet in the Book of Revelation.
More likely the false prophet is political in nature.
False clergy are the composite ' man of sin ' the ' son of destruction '( perdition) described at 2nd Thess. 2:2-8
Nice sentiment but not biblical. We are to be discerning on what we read, watch, and believe. We are not the one that decides what is an abomination, a great sin and what isn’t.
Tell me who is more caring. The one that tells you the truth about danger or the other that lets you walk right into a bear trap?
So let me see if I’m reading you correctly ......... God hates homosexuals? Is that what you’re saying?
There really isn’t anything new here. As a Catholic the only point I would argue is that “God made him that way.” I tend to lean towards the thinking that homosexuality is learned and chosen. Just my opinion.
But, like I said. Nothing really new here. God does love all. Gays are sinners just like me. Love the sinner, hate the sin. Who am I to judge?
Nobody on this earth has the right to judge.
We have No right to judge on personal preferences. We are Not to impute a bad or wrong motive to another.
But as far as what God judges as what is moral or not moral we do Not judge God's judgement but accept it.
So, anyone who is single is to refrain from fornication ( immorality ) whether straight or gay.
Jesus will soon come (Rev. 22:20) and straighten everything out for mankind.
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