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Did the Bible ever mention that Homosexuality is a sin?
I understand that there are verses that say it is bad, when you interpret them in that way. But I don't understand why God would want to reject any of his children. It doesn't make sense. If one cannot change, and they were born that way, isn’t that insinuating that God made a mistake? Also, I wouldRead more
I understand that there are verses that say it is bad, when you interpret them in that way. But I don’t understand why God would want to reject any of his children. It doesn’t make sense. If one cannot change, and they were born that way, isn’t that insinuating that God made a mistake? Also, I would like to add that those who say to gay people that they are straying away from God, the sole reason they are doing that is because the people practicing the religion tend to paint God as someone who excludes his children. The issue is not with hating God, it’s because Christianity is some cases has let to a toxic environment for those who want to love and cherish a partner. Isn’t it a sin to give in to hate? Isn’t it a sin to bring hell upon others because you don’t accept them? God works in mysterious ways, in ways we can never understand. My point is, we cannot speak for Him. We have the Bible, yes, but we cannot truly know of his plan. We are humans, naturally imperfect. We’ll get things wrong, just like the translators did. Jesus wouldn’t have died for our sins if we were perfect. Gay people stray sway from religion because of the negative connotations associated with your religion, which conservative people crafted. Creating an environment that isolates some of God’s creations defeats the purpose of trying to live a life devoted to spreading joy and positivity.
See lessCan evil spirits possess you from watching a horror movie?
No, because possession and demons are fictional. Whatever is portrayed in the media will indoctrinate you. But do not worry, because supernatural beings are only what the mind portrays and creates fear in itself. I personally think it’s schizophrenia or you suffer from delusions and hallucinations.
No, because possession and demons are fictional. Whatever is portrayed in the media will indoctrinate you. But do not worry, because supernatural beings are only what the mind portrays and creates fear in itself. I personally think it’s schizophrenia or you suffer from delusions and hallucinations.
See lessCan you trust someone who kisses with their eyes opened?
When kissing the one with the open eyes is the one with the stronger emotions. That’s not an issue that involves trust. If you distrust a person simply because their emotions are stronger than yours, you are the one with the problem. Again, it is not a trust issue.
When kissing the one with the open eyes is the one with the stronger emotions. That’s not an issue that involves trust. If you distrust a person simply because their emotions are stronger than yours, you are the one with the problem. Again, it is not a trust issue.
See lessHow do people watch themselves develop such bad body odor?
Sometimes, it’s just beyond them. I once had a roommate in college, she had this awful body odor then, she was neat to an extent. She had good body deodorants and body sprays, so it wasn’t as though she didn’t take care of herself. Some bad body odours are clinical, what you’ll have to go and treatRead more
Sometimes, it’s just beyond them. I once had a roommate in college, she had this awful body odor then, she was neat to an extent. She had good body deodorants and body sprays, so it wasn’t as though she didn’t take care of herself. Some bad body odours are clinical, what you’ll have to go and treat at the hospital.
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