Maverick
Seasoned Expediter
Bingo..that is it right there....if we BOTH stay out of the gays moral code...we wouldn't be having this discussion...
I find it amazing how WE catagorize Gods work....
a child dies in the womb...tragic...it is Gods will....
a child is run over by a car again it is Gods Will.....it is God's Plan....
a Gay is born....oh crap...work of the Devil...
Remember the days when a black man couldn't pray in a white church?...All blacks were evil.....
must have been a white God...eh?
Born black?.....tsk tsk....Gods punishment...or work of the Devil.....My how we've progressed.
IF gays are wired wrong...that means God made a mistake?...and that is unacceptable....that is why you are so adament that they chose to be that way...a chose makes it their fault.
Sigh. The problem here seems to be one of accusation. I have not made any such judgement on gays. Your right, God makes that judgement, but already has....thus freeing me from any need to, so I've not.
Secondly, I can go through all of these threads and point out numerous, if not perplexing, examples of persons coming late into the game (and even throughout) accusing Christians of this belief or that.....when it's not present at all. To the point where one has to wonder who the judgmental person really is here.
A gay is not born, and it's not anything to do with God "creating" a homosexual, then denouncing that person. And just how do you think black people have, in some cases, shown more religious fervor in the bible belt, than whites do in the secular world? You think they were sold by they're own people into slavery, appeared in the South AND the North (in near equal numbers) and suddenly found this neat little black book showing them the way?
A thousand times no. Spiritual WHITE people of the south actually presented the gospel to these Americans and the movement of God has them attending churches, proper discipline of children, and I've spoke to some who would put people to outright shame on biblical matters in this forum.
And it was Christians who actually spearheaded the movement to free black people and I've spoke with older ones in the Atlanta area who confirm this with utmost certainty. They don't need your sympathy, or how God repressed them, or any other premise of the common crutch.
They stand on their own, but not in the same way as a gay person.....who stands alone because of the emptiness and lonely life brought to him/her by spiritual forces NOT of God. Either you believe in God or you don't. To believe means you must accept the alternate force at work here. You can't have one, with no acknowledgement of the other.
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