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oh there we go. this is a debate completely unrelated to the OP post. and the so called "clobber passages" and a holistic accepting Christian view at sexual o
by froh 3y ago
oh there we go. this is a debate completely unrelated to the OP post.
and the so called "clobber passages" and a holistic accepting Christian view at sexual orientation minorities and gender identity minorities has been discussed at nauseam.
you find them easily searching for "LGBT+ friendly affirming Christian ressources"
god bless you, those you love and those you don't love yet.
- chris_st 3y agoOkay, possibly unrelated, but a good question, yes? I find any time someone says, "Yes, that's what the Bible says, but no, that's not what the Bible means!" you're on very thin ice, regardless if it's said by a person in a pulpit or a person throwing (metaphorical) stones. I'm also eager to learn where I'm wrong about something... if I've misunderstood something, I want to be enlightened.
- froh 3y agocall to authority or lack thereof hm? look, I'm a Catholic lesbian in Germany, married to a wife, and we have an active church life with our family with our two kids. I find any time someone claiming the Bible means what it says, literally, you're on very thin ice, regardless if it comes from a pulpit or if it comes from a person trying to (again) slander or misrepresent my family as "evil" or "sinful" or "intrinsically disordered". I have skin in this game and I have my fair share of wounds from well meaning misguided love the sinner hate the sin bigotry. wrt your curiosity I said and I say it again: "LGBT+ friendly affirming Christian ressources" finds you _plenty_ of elaborate treatises. I'm out.