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Dude653

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My heart goes out to them. I don't understand how anyone could reject their own children
 
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BeyondET

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Dude653 said:
My heart goes out to them. I don't understand how anyone could reject their own children
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IMO I don't jump head first into something with only reading one side of the story, are there any testimonies from the parents as to what had happen from their prospective?
 
blue_ladybug

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I imagine it's probably very embarassing and confusing for the parents. Some can't handle the fact that their kid isn't "normal", or that he/she now prefers the same sex. So they reject their kids out of shame, fear, embarassment, and so that their good social standing won't get blighted in the eyes of others.
 
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renewed_hope

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Many parents do not kick their kids out, they choose to leave and blame them by twisting what they say and by moving out on their own. They go crying to their friends mom & dad and say their parents kicked them out....yes, teens do, do this....so in many cases you will not get any sympathy from me.

However, there are parents that actually kick their kids out and disown them which is unfortunate
 
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kaylagrl

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Dude653 said:
My heart goes out to them. I don't understand how anyone could reject their own children
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As
ET has said,we dont know both sides of the story so we cant jump to conclusions. But booting a child from their home,if that is the case,is not the best move to make IMO. But if an underage child decides they are gay and are going against the rules of the home that would present a problem. I know my parents would not allow me to go against the rules of their home,but they wouldn't see me homeless either.
 
maxwel

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Dude653 said:
Madonna, Lady Gaga visit homeless LGBT youth at Ali Forney Center / LGBTQ Nation
Apparently LGBT teens are six times more likely to be homeless. I suppose it's because their family rejects them.
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1. Madonna and Lady Gaga should hardly be our first choice in paragons of morality we should emulate.
I don't think I'd pay attention if they volunteered time to a dog shelter.

2. LGBTQnation.com .... that site surely couldn't be slanted, or biased, or in any way presenting just one side of things?
Surely that site isn't biased in any way.

3. LGBTQnation.com ... you have a peculiar choice in reading material. And it's even a more peculiar source for your daily news.
Your profile says you're a Christian. I'm just going to throw out this crazy concept that if you read your bible instead of LGBTQ nation, then you might just have a completely different perspective on things.

The bible gives us God's perspective on things... a "set" and "established" perspective.
The liberal "progressive" media gives us a relativistic and ever-changing perspective... that's what "progressive" means.

4. REJECTED BY FAMILY?

A. Biblically (if we're going to even consider the Bible, since this is a Christian website) if a teen is engaging in homosexual behavior, then it is the teen who is doing the actual REJECTING. The teen is rejecting God's principles, God's natural order of things, and God's established laws of morality (which the bible says resides within each of us.)

B. It would seem, if we are even considering the Bible at all, that the "rejecting" at least started with the teen.

5. Kids kicked out by parents... assumption or facts?
As several people have already commented, unless we have interviews along with better statistics, we have NO IDEA if the kids are homeless because they were KICKED OUT, or because THEY JUST GOT ANGRY & LEFT.

It's just silly to assume it's one over the other.
This is bias in the extreme.



Dude,

I think we need to stop looking the other way when you post all kinds of rubbish in the forum.
I think we need to start holding you accountable for every rubbish article you foist on the forum to further some politically motivated and anti-biblical agenda.

It's tiresome.
 
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Billyd

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My youngest son at 17 decided that he could not live by my rules. He moved out and spent two years living on the streets and under bridges. After two years, he decided that the rules weren't all that bad, and moved back home. He went to tech school and got a job as an over the road truck driver. He and my daughter-in-law love the lifestyle. If he had not left home when he did, he'd probably be in jail today.

My wife has two gay cousins. Both of them make more money than the rest of her cousins combined. It took her aunt and uncle about two years to accept the fact that the cousins were not going to change their lifestyle unless God intervened. Her aunt and uncle chose to love their children, and continue to pray that God will intervene.

We have a grandson who grew up in church, accepted Christ at 15, graduated with honors, and enrolled in a Bible college. After two semesters, he and his roommate left college and moved in together and have lived the Gay lifestyle for the past seven years. He has not contacted to us since he left college. Maybe this Christmas, he will at least drop us a card. Meanwhile, we continue to pray that God will intervene and change his heart.

LGBT is a lifestyle choice that is being made more often now than ever before. The liberal education system teaches our children that there is nothing wrong about, and if they feel like they are the wrong sex, they are. The generations that are now making laws, are products of our liberal education system.
 
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Ultimatum77

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Billyd said:
My youngest son at 17 decided that he could not live by my rules. He moved out and spent two years living on the streets and under bridges. After two years, he decided that the rules weren't all that bad, and moved back home. He went to tech school and got a job as an over the road truck driver. He and my daughter-in-law love the lifestyle. If he had not left home when he did, he'd probably be in jail today.

My wife has two gay cousins. Both of them make more money than the rest of her cousins combined. It took her aunt and uncle about two years to accept the fact that the cousins were not going to change their lifestyle unless God intervened. Her aunt and uncle chose to love their children, and continue to pray that God will intervene.

We have a grandson who grew up in church, accepted Christ at 15, graduated with honors, and enrolled in a Bible college. After two semesters, he and his roommate left college and moved in together and have lived the Gay lifestyle for the past seven years. He has not contacted to us since he left college. Maybe this Christmas, he will at least drop us a card. Meanwhile, we continue to pray that God will intervene and change his heart.

LGBT is a lifestyle choice that is being made more often now than ever before. The liberal education system teaches our children that there is nothing wrong about, and if they feel like they are the wrong sex, they are. The generations that are now making laws, are products of our liberal education system.
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True also it's promoted b/c of the whole depopulation agenda....homo's don't make babies thus they are seen as good for controlling the population levels (unproductive/no-offspring) and also simulatenously "saving the earth" b/c of less humans....Ironically I believe it was mentioned in the communist manifesto to erode society but everything has hidden motives behind it......including the homo movements.....it's not just ethical but a way of social engineering/mind control....
 
Willie-T

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BeyondET said:
IMO I don't jump head first into something with only reading one side of the story, are there any testimonies from the parents as to what had happen from their prospective?
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My father-in-law was fond of saying: "There's your side of the story, his side of it... and then there's the truth."
 
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kaylagrl

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maxwel said:
1. Madonna and Lady Gaga should hardly be our first choice in paragons of morality we should emulate.
I don't think I'd pay attention if they volunteered time to a dog shelter.

2. LGBTQnation.com .... that site surely couldn't be slanted, or biased, or in any way presenting just one side of things?
Surely that site isn't biased in any way.

3. LGBTQnation.com ... you have a peculiar choice in reading material. And it's even a more peculiar source for your daily news.
Your profile says you're a Christian. I'm just going to throw out this crazy concept that if you read your bible instead of LGBTQ nation, then you might just have a completely different perspective on things.

The bible gives us God's perspective on things... a "set" and "established" perspective.
The liberal "progressive" media gives us a relativistic and ever-changing perspective... that's what "progressive" means.

4. REJECTED BY FAMILY?

A. Biblically (if we're going to even consider the Bible, since this is a Christian website) if a teen is engaging in homosexual behavior, then it is the teen who is doing the actual REJECTING. The teen is rejecting God's principles, God's natural order of things, and God's established laws of morality (which the bible says resides within each of us.)

B. It would seem, if we are even considering the Bible at all, that the "rejecting" at least started with the teen.

5. Kids kicked out by parents... assumption or facts?
As several people have already commented, unless we have interviews along with better statistics, we have NO IDEA if the kids are homeless because they were KICKED OUT, or because THEY JUST GOT ANGRY & LEFT.

It's just silly to assume it's one over the other.
This is bias in the extreme.



Dude,

I think we need to stop looking the other way when you post all kinds of rubbish in the forum.
I think we need to start holding you accountable for every rubbish article you foist on the forum to further some politically motivated and anti-biblical agenda.

It's tiresome.
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Well put post but I cannot give another rep so soon. :(
 
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NewWine

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Willie-T said:
My father-in-law was fond of saying: "There's your side of the story, his side of it... and then there's the truth."
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I say that too...three sides to every story.
 
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BeyondET

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Willie-T said:
My father-in-law was fond of saying: "There's your side of the story, his side of it... and then there's the truth."
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A wise statement indeed :)
 
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Being gay is not a special class of sin as to deserve a special pass from parents and others from the obedience that God demands of all children. .... the idea some leftist group (with a evil agenda) claims anything has nothing to do with real facts.
 
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Monnkai

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maxwel said:
1. Madonna and Lady Gaga should hardly be our first choice in paragons of morality we should emulate.
I don't think I'd pay attention if they volunteered time to a dog shelter.

2. LGBTQnation.com .... that site surely couldn't be slanted, or biased, or in any way presenting just one side of things?
Surely that site isn't biased in any way.

3. LGBTQnation.com ... you have a peculiar choice in reading material. And it's even a more peculiar source for your daily news.
Your profile says you're a Christian. I'm just going to throw out this crazy concept that if you read your bible instead of LGBTQ nation, then you might just have a completely different perspective on things.

The bible gives us God's perspective on things... a "set" and "established" perspective.
The liberal "progressive" media gives us a relativistic and ever-changing perspective... that's what "progressive" means.

4. REJECTED BY FAMILY?

A. Biblically (if we're going to even consider the Bible, since this is a Christian website) if a teen is engaging in homosexual behavior, then it is the teen who is doing the actual REJECTING. The teen is rejecting God's principles, God's natural order of things, and God's established laws of morality (which the bible says resides within each of us.)

B. It would seem, if we are even considering the Bible at all, that the "rejecting" at least started with the teen.

5. Kids kicked out by parents... assumption or facts?
As several people have already commented, unless we have interviews along with better statistics, we have NO IDEA if the kids are homeless because they were KICKED OUT, or because THEY JUST GOT ANGRY & LEFT.

It's just silly to assume it's one over the other.
This is bias in the extreme.



Dude,

I think we need to stop looking the other way when you post all kinds of rubbish in the forum.
I think we need to start holding you accountable for every rubbish article you foist on the forum to further some politically motivated and anti-biblical agenda.

It's tiresome.
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I agree if anyone should be ministering to young people, it should not be entertainers that are questionable in their sexual orientation. It'll just promote that "You are, who you are" nonsense the media shoves down peoples throats.
 
Dude653

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maxwel said:
1. Madonna and Lady Gaga should hardly be our first choice in paragons of morality we should emulate.
I don't think I'd pay attention if they volunteered time to a dog shelter.

2. LGBTQnation.com .... that site surely couldn't be slanted, or biased, or in any way presenting just one side of things?
Surely that site isn't biased in any way.

3. LGBTQnation.com ... you have a peculiar choice in reading material. And it's even a more peculiar source for your daily news.
Your profile says you're a Christian. I'm just going to throw out this crazy concept that if you read your bible instead of LGBTQ nation, then you might just have a completely different perspective on things.

The bible gives us God's perspective on things... a "set" and "established" perspective.
The liberal "progressive" media gives us a relativistic and ever-changing perspective... that's what "progressive" means.

4. REJECTED BY FAMILY?

A. Biblically (if we're going to even consider the Bible, since this is a Christian website) if a teen is engaging in homosexual behavior, then it is the teen who is doing the actual REJECTING. The teen is rejecting God's principles, God's natural order of things, and God's established laws of morality (which the bible says resides within each of us.)

B. It would seem, if we are even considering the Bible at all, that the "rejecting" at least started with the teen.

5. Kids kicked out by parents... assumption or facts?
As several people have already commented, unless we have interviews along with better statistics, we have NO IDEA if the kids are homeless because they were KICKED OUT, or because THEY JUST GOT ANGRY & LEFT.

It's just silly to assume it's one over the other.
This is bias in the extreme.



Dude,

I think we need to stop looking the other way when you post all kinds of rubbish in the forum.
I think we need to start holding you accountable for every rubbish article you foist on the forum to further some politically motivated and anti-biblical agenda.

It's tiresome.
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You know how to use your ignore function right?
Good thing you're nod God and don't have a heaven or hell to put me in.
What's wrong with appreciating an act of kindnes
 
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