Being invited to a Gay Marriage...
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Absolutely not! My sister-in-law's brother married a man, and has their wedding photo on her fridge. I don't care who you are, there is no way I will in any way appear to support homosexuality. There was a transgender who came to our church once. Everyone called him Charlene. I'm not calling him Charlene, I call him by Charlie, cause that's his real name. I'm not going to support his sin by calling him Charlene.
My sister recently visited Cuzco , in Perú and, she thought she saw their flag, several times, thinking their movement had greatly advanced THERE...
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bandera_del_Cuzco
until she was informed that those ones she saw, were native flags Peruvians used, before being conquered.
until she was informed that those ones she saw, were native flags Peruvians used, before being conquered.
I´m not sure, but I would bet, gays flag is another way the EVIL ONE tried to laugh at God´s face, since God gave the RAINBOW colors as for a sign: Peace!
These are using them to say: "We all are equal inside".
We could be "equals" at sinning,
but we need to be equally surrendered (CONQUERED) to God´S will, not to men´s passions (which only last few minutes, compared to eternity)
These are using them to say: "We all are equal inside".
We could be "equals" at sinning,
but we need to be equally surrendered (CONQUERED) to God´S will, not to men´s passions (which only last few minutes, compared to eternity)
T
Case in point. A woman of Facebook just told me she isn't a Christian because of people like me. I didn't hate on her, I just disagreed with her in relation to the gay lifestyle. I'm certainly not perfect, but she's going to have to do better than that. She doesn't become a Christian because she doesn't want to be accountable to a holy and perfect God. That's the truth of it.
W
If I was ever invited to a gay wedding, that would most likely mean it was the wedding of my very best friend who probably kept me from seriously harming myself through many years. I would go and I would be happy for her.
And I would continue to pray she will the day meet The Man of her life. Jesus.
And I would continue to pray she will the day meet The Man of her life. Jesus.
Emotional chaos
I remembered a relative of mine. He was a very sensitive young man. He became a ahmedia muslim, a scholar, who did a lot of translation work. He came to a point when an arranged marriage was going to be set up.
Suddenly he left the faith, became an atheist, and set up home with a man from the baltic states. This lasted a number of years, and then broke down, and he now lives with another young man.
This experience seems not untypical of this lifestyle, people looking for intimacy, but it is all very confused, because the focus is out of balance, and children or stability is rarely involved.
So marriage to me with this kind of background is a farce, the attempt at mimiking the family they grew up in, but without the biological dynamics that male and female personalities bring to the show.
The real test is how many gay relationships last past a few years. I do not know, but I doubt it is many.
So I do not know how my attending such an event would help, I would rather stay away, because I literally see no future in this kind of behaviour, other than continued pain and suffering.
I remembered a relative of mine. He was a very sensitive young man. He became a ahmedia muslim, a scholar, who did a lot of translation work. He came to a point when an arranged marriage was going to be set up.
Suddenly he left the faith, became an atheist, and set up home with a man from the baltic states. This lasted a number of years, and then broke down, and he now lives with another young man.
This experience seems not untypical of this lifestyle, people looking for intimacy, but it is all very confused, because the focus is out of balance, and children or stability is rarely involved.
So marriage to me with this kind of background is a farce, the attempt at mimiking the family they grew up in, but without the biological dynamics that male and female personalities bring to the show.
The real test is how many gay relationships last past a few years. I do not know, but I doubt it is many.
So I do not know how my attending such an event would help, I would rather stay away, because I literally see no future in this kind of behaviour, other than continued pain and suffering.
I will be attending my gay grand-daughters wedding this year. She is not a Christian so I cannot make her obey God's law which is for Christians. So any unsaved relative would have me at their wedding despite knowing that they sin, tell lies, cheat the tax man etc. Christians who would refuse despite sinning themselves are hypocrits. By showing her the love of God, she is responding and losing her objections to Christianity and will one day I hope, come to Christ. .
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I have worked for a property management company in Center City Philadelphia. They managed 900+ properties, and the office was/is located in the heart of our homosexual community. At least one of my coworkers was homosexual. (No one goes around asking people their sexual preferences, so we never know unless the info is offered. lol) Even if I tried to count the number of tenants that were homosexual, there's no way I could. My responsibilities were to my bosses', to the company, and for the tenants. None of them were for not serving because of one particular sin. I had one problem with that job, and that wasn't it.
Great question, Cross! And I have three answers: no, maybe and yes: 
Most gays where I live are liberals, and I deem liberals as enemies of society, thus I'm not friends with them that I would be asked to their weddings. A mutual no to them.
However, if patriotic, conservative, gay Christians were to ask me I would consider it. They get a maybe.
Lastly, I have nieces and nephews, and my love for them is unconditional. They know my love for the Lord and I know their love for Him. If any of them are gay and one day get married, I will absolutely attend their wedding and continue to love them with all my heart.
Most gays where I live are liberals, and I deem liberals as enemies of society, thus I'm not friends with them that I would be asked to their weddings. A mutual no to them.
However, if patriotic, conservative, gay Christians were to ask me I would consider it. They get a maybe.
Lastly, I have nieces and nephews, and my love for them is unconditional. They know my love for the Lord and I know their love for Him. If any of them are gay and one day get married, I will absolutely attend their wedding and continue to love them with all my heart.
