If homosexuality is an abomination to God, why do some Christians support it?
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ok dude,
She does it all the time, Why do you think people called her out on it? SOme people have a reputation, and they suffer for it..
Your new here, You should not assume things..
And no. she did not have the right to get mad, All she had to do was explain why she said it to begin with (I know I myself asked her that, and she did not answer until long after I asked.
as for what happened.
Post 16..
What he said was perfectly ok. And what he said was right,, The argument should have stopped right there.
All she had to do was say, yes your right, But I did not mean that I meant on earth.
THEN we could have gotten to why she said it in the first place.
But no. With her, it never is that easy.
Where did she admit that he was right? but he misunderstood her
Where did she say, You misunderstood me? This is what I meant?
Where did she say, I am sorry, i did not mean that?
She did what she always does, Got mad. Did not prove him wrong, Did not do a thing to settle the argument down.
And because of it, We have now spent two days arguing over nonsense.
As I said, SHE HAS A HABIT OF DOING THESE THINGS..
She does it all the time, Why do you think people called her out on it? SOme people have a reputation, and they suffer for it..
Your new here, You should not assume things..
And no. she did not have the right to get mad, All she had to do was explain why she said it to begin with (I know I myself asked her that, and she did not answer until long after I asked.
as for what happened.
Post 16..
What he said was perfectly ok. And what he said was right,, The argument should have stopped right there.
All she had to do was say, yes your right, But I did not mean that I meant on earth.
THEN we could have gotten to why she said it in the first place.
But no. With her, it never is that easy.
Where did she admit that he was right? but he misunderstood her
Where did she say, You misunderstood me? This is what I meant?
Where did she say, I am sorry, i did not mean that?
She did what she always does, Got mad. Did not prove him wrong, Did not do a thing to settle the argument down.
And because of it, We have now spent two days arguing over nonsense.
As I said, SHE HAS A HABIT OF DOING THESE THINGS..
K
No, you want to be right at all costs. I didn't misunderstand Magenta at all. Like I said,there is no peaceful in you "peaceful warrior" just warrior as I have seen. As EG said,Magenta does this every time the subject of homosexuality comes up. She's known for it. But if you want to back that horse I leave you to it. And that is a saying,not calling her a horse folks.
I don't get this, why can't we agree on disagreeing? I'm not angry with any of yall
Now, let's praise the Lord.
Now, let's praise the Lord.
Those that think that homosexuals are bound for hell can live with their beliefs. Those of us that think homosexuals are sinners just like the rest of us, and need the cleansing power of Jesus' blood, and the grace of God, can live with those beliefs.
What matters is how we love each other, and how we love the lost.
K
Ahh!! Ok! There is the crux of the matter for me. If you say Jesus didn't speak the words out of His mouth but He definitely disagreed with homosexuality thats one thing. My point all along has been that even though Jesus didn't speak the words out of His mouth He is in agreement with God on the subject. Is that clearing anything up?
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Thank you.
I think she was not willing to admit where he was right (or where they agreed) -- because he interrupted a conversation with a challenge. Essentially -- saying she's wrong.
I wonder if Budman had simply said:
Magenta, You're right--Jesus did not speak specifically about homosexuality while on earth. In fact, there is no record of him talking about homosexuality at all. However, homosexuality is discussed in the bible. And, since we know that the bible is God's Word... And, since we know that Jesus is God... we can actually say that Jesus speaks against homosexuality.
This both shows that Magenta's POV is understood, as well as presents a more important issue.
I think she was not willing to admit where he was right (or where they agreed) -- because he interrupted a conversation with a challenge. Essentially -- saying she's wrong.
I wonder if Budman had simply said:
Magenta, You're right--Jesus did not speak specifically about homosexuality while on earth. In fact, there is no record of him talking about homosexuality at all. However, homosexuality is discussed in the bible. And, since we know that the bible is God's Word... And, since we know that Jesus is God... we can actually say that Jesus speaks against homosexuality.
This both shows that Magenta's POV is understood, as well as presents a more important issue.
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