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Wrong, once again.

Posted by: accountant_4_Jesus (a.k.a del_SJW_accountant_4_Jesus) on Mar 27, 15:37 in response to BSmurf's post I can do this all day:

In my teens, I had many opportunities to choose to become a homosexual. I knew quite a few who would have welcomed me as one with open arms, and there were many times when I thought that I could've easily done it. But I chose to stay as a heterosexual. So yes, every day for me is a conscious choice to be a heterosexual, because every day there is at least one thing, sometimes it's very small, that puts that thought into my mind: "Do I want to do that?" and I have to decide every day whether I want to do that or not. Just like I have to decide every day whether or not I want to steal from a store, or whether or not I want to obey my parents.

As to whether I'm being un-Christian? Jesus taught that marriage was to be between a man and a woman. He pointed to the fact that God made them male and female and said that was the way marriage was intended. How is believing what Jesus taught being un-Christian? Oh, you mean when you're accusing me of being "un-loving" and "not accepting of my neighbours"? Was Jesus "un-loving" and not "accepting of His neighbours" when He told the woman caught in adultery to stop doing it? Was He being "un-loving" and not "accepting of His neighbours" when He called Sodom (known for its homosexual practices before God destroyed it) a wicked city? Was He being judgemental when He said those things? YES, He was. The only way to not be judgemental is to allow absolutely everything. The very fact that you are trying to lecture me on my "judgemental attitude" is being judgemental towards me. Stop being a hypocrite.

For another thing, who are you to lecture me about Jesus' teachings, seeing as you don't believe a word He says? I love everyone, I just don't accept what they do if it's not according to how God wants us to live. I have repeatedly said that I love homosexuals, but hate homosexuality. I love the person, but hate the practice. I have a cousin who is a homosexual, and I love him dearly, but will not ever condone or accept what he does. I have told him this before. I also love rapists (the person), but hate that they're raping people (the practice). I love murderers (the person), but hate that they're murdering (the practice). I love adulterers (the person), but hate that they're committing adultery (the practice). Get the picture? There is a difference between loving the person and loving the practice, and the sooner you understand that, the better off you'll be, and you won't start shooting your mouth off and accusing people of being un-loving simply because they refuse to compromise their standards and condone or support something they believe is wrong.

One nfl player will come out. He is gay!! mike255 Mar 26, 14:07

Out of the Closet? Or out of the Huddle? {nm} RotoHockeyYTD2013 Mar 26, 16:05

Or worst of all - Out of the Lineup? {nm} RotoHockeyYTD2013 Mar 26, 16:12

Why do people feel the need to publicly announce their sexual preference? Do they think it somehow justifies their choice? accountant_4_Jesus Mar 26, 17:03

actually, I thought the trend now was to mention it casually...like simply saying "me and my partner watched a movie" for example {nm} tealfan Mar 26, 17:15

That's what I would normally expect people to do as well. accountant_4_Jesus Mar 26, 17:21

I disagree. whitewalls Mar 26, 17:35

Fair enough. {nm} accountant_4_Jesus Mar 26, 17:38

It isn't a choice... They were born that way and made in God's image. {nm} skamanfu Mar 26, 17:41

No, they weren't born that way. That kind of thinking is based on the fraudulent "research" done into sexual behaviours by Alfred Kinsey. {nm} accountant_4_Jesus Mar 26, 17:45

You should look into the xq28 research. Scientific research. Not just a book touted as the truth {nm} skamanfu Mar 26, 17:50

here is an article from a Psychology Journal that I think you should read lapuckfan Mar 26, 18:11