gtopa1
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As the Pastor was willing to appear and discuss the topic I am wondering how they feel justified in using the word, "homophobe". If he had a phobia about homosexuals why would he be willing to sit down and talk to them? You see, the truth is that Christians are not homophobic. I've met some very nice people who are living in that sin and I have never been afraid of them. Ever. Nor am I afraid to tell them that it is a sin and they have to come to the LORD to be delivered of it.
This is not a matter of being afraid of homosexuals or in any way phobic, it is a matter of calling sin -sin and saying, There is a way out. There is deliverance through Jesus Christ. Whosoever calls upon the name of the LORD shall be saved. Whosoever means whosoever. Anyone. They too can have a new life. God loves them and wants them to have a new life in Christ.
i think you misunderstand what that word means. Homophobia doesn't mean that you are afraid of them beating you up, even though that might be part of some people's fear. It means you believe that homosexuals will somehow harm your life. What you do in the privacy of your own bedroom has no more effect on them than what they do in theirs. It's none of your business, so quit worrying about it.
Promoting perversion as "normal" is a lie to those who eventually get suckered into relationships they barely understand. Predator perverts infest many places in many ways. Calling Pervert-"phobias" negative things is frankly an attack on decency.
Greg
A little boy wanting to play with a doll is not a perversion.
You have a connection there somewhere to what I was saying?? I recall when baby boys were dressed in dresses...made it a lot easier to change the nappies. But what has that to do with perversions??
Greg