Cool, and people that are religious believe it's harmful to society and people's well-being to engage in several behaviors that are otherwise considered accepta

Cool, and people that are religious believe it's harmful to society and people's well-being to engage in several behaviors that are otherwise considered acceptable in the eyes of the law and different social circles (sex outside of marriage, swearing, indecent joking, etc). I don't see how this has any bearing on the point I was making. OP makes it seem like if you disagree with LGBT lifestyle, then it's because you must hate the people. All I'm pointing out is that you can disagree with the lifestyle and the movement while still loving the people. That's a core tenet of Christianity: God hates the sin while loving the sinner. Once again, the OP's ultimate point was: > if anything, it is comendable to at the very least be able to change your position if enough (real) evidence is provided. And the claim was that LGBT people are actually quite pleasant, hence you should change your mind. And my counterclaim is that according to Christianity, people can be pleasant while sinning (after all everyone is a sinner[0]), and sin can still be wrong. They are not mutually exclusive. So realizing that someone is pleasant while also not following the tenets of my religion is not counter-evidence that would make me change my mind. [0]: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Romans%203%3A23&version=NIV https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Romans%203%3A23...