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PKevman
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Evee said:
Absolutely! And the Scriptures also teach that it is unnatural to be attracted to someone of the same sex. It goes against even our corrupt sinful human nature! That is why it is such a wicked and perverse sin. But in the end, sin is sin and it can all be overcome with the help of the Savior. Praise God this brother found that out! Too bad more people cannot see the effects that confronting someone about their sin can have. Everyone these days is so afraid to confront wrongdoing.
As I said many posts ago:
It is time for Christians to come out of the closet!
lovemeorhateme
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CRASH said:
I'll get back to you on this one.. I'm going out now.. will reply when I get back.
Delmar said:
No, that's not true at all. You and others here have what appears to be a deep-seated interest and fascination with this topic, considering you simply can't stop talking and thinking about it. You, Just Tom, On Fire, and Crash especially appear to have gay men on the brain all the live-long day.
I would think that you fellows would have something better or more interesting to think about other than men who for you are sexually uninteresting.
Seriously. Get a new hobby.
eisenreich
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LMOHM, what do you think of the case with Ted Haggert, an obvious homosexual who tried to convince himself he was heterosexual? He was able to fool everyone around him by professing to be healed by Jesus; he married, had children, read the bible daily, yet in his resignation letter said he continued to struggle with those evil acts all his adult life. Leading a double existence while ruining the lives of your wife and children because these natural impulses will never leave you.lovemeorhateme said:
Is this the best you can ever hope for..?
A shell of a life to get the approval of these sheep who would sooner kick you in the teeth for speaking with your heart rather than through parsed bible verses?
More than anyone here, I pity you the most because every day you're attempting to squelch the most honest instincts human beings can experience. I wish you the best with your life, but know that what I've said here will forever be more true than any sermon from a pastor, any line you read from the bible.
Nomad
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eisenreich said:
you're mean.
Haggert was quite different from LMOHM it would seem, and you should know that. Haggert was practicing and deeper into that sin than struggling with his feelings
I for one would much rather any man to speak from his heart, and I disagree with your lumping of all Christians into one boat and I'm sure that Christians who lump all athiests into the same boat can get on your nerves as well
As well, how can you say that he is squelching the most honest human instincts when you would probably also argue or believe that evolution creates our human insticts, which excludes homosexual desires as those tend to run counter to the whole preservation of society thing.
Religious views aside that was uncalled for
lovemeorhateme
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eisenreich said:
You neglect to realise that I was never out on the 'gay scene', and never in my life did I go and meet up with a stranger for sex. I have never embraced most of what would call the 'homosexual lifestyle.'
I did have relationships with guys.. but I could count them all on my fingers. I did not live a lifestyle of sleeping around.
It was still wrong however, and I thank the Lord for saving me out of a life of sin, by His grace and His mercy.
Therefore, I was nowhere as deep in homosexual sin as Ted Haggert was.
There is no comparison.
Agape4Robin
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:sozo: Ladies and Gentlemen! Allow me to introduce to you, the "Reasons why you shouldn't be an Atheist", poster boy!:thumb:eisenreich said:
I agree that it is likely true that no straight person just decides one day to start being attracted to the same sex. What I do believe is true is that people make a bunch of little choices that leads their thought life into all sorts of different perversions that they never envisioned when they made those initial choices. Add to that all sorts of other factors that twist a young persons mind, like having a domineering mother and no strong father figure, like being molested before developing an attraction to the opposite gender etc.red77 said:
lovemeorhateme
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CRASH said:
I think that the mocking of you and other Christians helped me to an extent. I wanted you all to accept me. I eventually saw through what was going on, and could see that you were all only doing it out of love. Tough love, yes. It was a good thing. If I had been accepted I would never have seen the need to change.
Yes, the reaching out to me in kindness when I was starting to repent was really helpful. It helped to show me that you cared, along with some others who helped me here. It showed me that you weren't just showing me hate/dislike for the sake of it, but there was a good purpose behind it.
Well, you sure should come to England! It's a great place here. Let me know if you ever come out this way!
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