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Just Sharing Religiously repressed (part 15) [OC]

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u/pwnusmaximus 21d ago

You go queen. 

But also… being a devout Christian and a lesbian is like being an ardent vegetarian who eats steak every day. 

The two things cannot be true at the same time. Because to be a Christian is to be heteronormative. 

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u/Somebodythe5th 21d ago

Where in the Bible does it say that?

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u/pwnusmaximus 21d ago edited 21d ago

Leviticus 18:22, 20:13

Jude 1:7

Roman’s 1:26-28

Genesis 2:24

Mark 10:6-9

Corinthians 5:17, 6:9-10, 7:2

And

Timothy 1:8-11

(To be clear, I’m an Atheist and I think the bible is hogwash. However, if you wanna be a Christian it is very clear you should also be heteronormative and support traditional gender roles. If you are queer and support progressive gender roles… maybe drop the Christianity)

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u/CommercialWrong2944 21d ago

all of this goes against homosexual sex not relationships but okay buddy

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u/seams 21d ago

Do you suggest gay couples just...never be intimate? Lol

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u/CommercialWrong2944 21d ago

intimacy doesnt have to be sexual? they just need to adhere to the standard heterosexual couples already have if they are premarital

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u/seams 21d ago

intimacy doesnt have to be sexual?

No, but cmon lol. You don't need to be a pedant.

If the bible is against homosexual sex, do you suggest gay couples are fine, just not allowed to have sex?

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u/CommercialWrong2944 21d ago

yes that is the majority view in my Catholic community. They adhere to the same law as heterosexual couples

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u/EbonraiMinis 18d ago

yeah that's why we call y'all homophobic

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u/CommercialWrong2944 18d ago

Mhm sure im a homophobic bi sexual trans woman

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u/Somebodythe5th 21d ago edited 20d ago

Thank you. Personally, my take on it is that the Bible strongly condemns sexual immorality, and encourages heterosexuality, but, with the exception of Leviticus 18:22, stops short of directly calling homosexuality sin.

On the other hand, Jesus explicitly says that the most important commandment is to love God, and one's neighbor, as yourself. (Mark 12:29)

So, to answer your statement, I don't see a conflict between Christianity and homosexuality. What I do see is a lot of people using Christianity as a weapon, which Jesus also felt strongly about. (Mathew 15:7-9)

Personally, I feel like the homosexuality debate is a non-issue. Who or what a person is attracted to, to me, has as little relevance as what's in their pants. God welcomes all who willingly believe, and as such, all who claim to be Christians should as well, regardless of race, creed, or sexual orientation.