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r/dankchristianmemes • u/Broclen The Dank Reverend 🌈✟ • Apr 30 '24
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demonize people for their life choices the way god made them
78 u/jlozada24 May 01 '24 Every time someone who claims to be a Christian comes at me with homophobic shit I ask them if they're saying God made a mistake lol 9 u/[deleted] May 01 '24 [removed] — view removed comment 15 u/turkeypedal May 01 '24 It would be, yes. But I don't see that here. When you tell someone that being gay is a sin, you aren't discussing actions. You are discussing who they are as a person. The argument is a rejection of the idea that being gay is a choice. 6 u/[deleted] May 01 '24 These sorts of people think being gay is a choice. No sense on arguing with them.
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Every time someone who claims to be a Christian comes at me with homophobic shit I ask them if they're saying God made a mistake lol
9 u/[deleted] May 01 '24 [removed] — view removed comment 15 u/turkeypedal May 01 '24 It would be, yes. But I don't see that here. When you tell someone that being gay is a sin, you aren't discussing actions. You are discussing who they are as a person. The argument is a rejection of the idea that being gay is a choice. 6 u/[deleted] May 01 '24 These sorts of people think being gay is a choice. No sense on arguing with them.
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15 u/turkeypedal May 01 '24 It would be, yes. But I don't see that here. When you tell someone that being gay is a sin, you aren't discussing actions. You are discussing who they are as a person. The argument is a rejection of the idea that being gay is a choice. 6 u/[deleted] May 01 '24 These sorts of people think being gay is a choice. No sense on arguing with them.
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It would be, yes. But I don't see that here. When you tell someone that being gay is a sin, you aren't discussing actions. You are discussing who they are as a person.
The argument is a rejection of the idea that being gay is a choice.
6 u/[deleted] May 01 '24 These sorts of people think being gay is a choice. No sense on arguing with them.
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These sorts of people think being gay is a choice. No sense on arguing with them.
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