/christian/ - Christian Discussion and Fellowship

>>712347

>Can I accept Christ but not be in any relationships ever even though I'll still have homosexual feelings?

Yes. Being predisposed to same-sex attraction is a heavy burden that you will have to bear, but you are not condemned. You are called to a life of celibacy.

Also, please ignore >>712353 and anyone else who claims you are beyond saving or should kill yourself. They literally don't know what they're talking about.

>>712353

>>712355

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>>712358

Newfag's first Anderson post

Or a falseflagger

>>712353

You do realize that Leviticus is for people WHO LIVED BEFORE CHRIST, right? So stop calling gay people faggots, Christians like you are the reason why others hate Christianity and call us hypocrites.

>>712360

The video I posted here refutes your argument >>712358 >>712358 >>712358

>>712347

Op don’t listen to these hypocrites telling you to kill themselves, they’re not true followers of Christ, who tells us to love anyone regardless of who they are. My advice to you to to try and reconnect with God and ask for Him to try and make you more like Him. As for women: keep in mind that it’s not a sin to not be with them romantically; if you’re not attracted to them then that’s fine, but maybe someday your feelings will change.

>>712362

It really doesn’t. When Jesus came, He said to throw out the old laws, which is why we don’t do sacrifices anymore. However, he kept part of it, such as the love thy neighbor law. Kill the gay people was not one of the laws He told us to keep. And even if He told us to keep that law, which He didn’t, remember forgiveness? Homosexuals can change their ways in order to go to heavens, just like we did. We’re all sinners, and all sin equals hell, no matter what we did. Tl;dr gays can go to heaven and we’re no better than them.

>>712367

esoteric ;)

>>712368

>He said to throw out the old laws

He said the exact opposite in Matthew 5.

>the love thy neighbor law

>For all the law is fulfilled in one word, even in this; Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.

When he says all of the law is fulfilled. this includes Leviticus 20:13. So to practice Leviticus 20:13 must be a loving act towards your neighbor.

>remember forgiveness

Remember justice? There can be no punishment for crimes apparently. Who knew Christ died on the cross so we could have world wide anarchy? Anyway God has given governments the right to execute criminals in Romans 13. Why would he do this if every crime must be forgive?

>Homosexuals can change their ways

The "repentant" sodomite is probably the most dangerous kind because most people drop their guard around them. Once they get some authority over young children, its over for those kiddos.

>>712374

So you’re saying that if Jesus saw a gay person when He was on the earth teaching about love and forgiveness, he would say,” Love each other, repent to get to heaven, even the murders and prostitutes. Except you, homosexuals. No matter what you’re going to hell.” And I’m not saying homosexuality isn’t a sin, what I’m saying is that you can change your ways to get to heaven, gays included. If that weren’t true, then why would God say that all men were equal if that excluded gays? If that was the case, then His death in the cross would be pointless.

>>712347

>The people there were amazing.

Then I suppose you will have an amazing time after you tell them you are gay. Time will tell just how amazing people are, don't let that be the thing that draws you to faith. I don't think you can change being gay, I certainly couldn't become gay. But you can figure out a way to exist and do what is right for you and for your journey towards faith.

>>712378

I don't believe that being a homo is an unpardonable sin. I believe that being a homo is a sign of a mind that is in a perpetual state of rejecting Christ. I don't see how one could be saved if you are both being rejected by God and are also rejecting him.

>>712347

sodomy is a huge huge sin punishable by death

>>712413

Nice anime post

>>712399

I see what you mean. But just because you feel a certain way towards the same sex doesn’t necessarily mean you reject Christ, hence the gay Christians. I know they’re lost, but if they believe that Christ is God, that’s technically enough to get to heaven. John 3:16 says so

>>712347

>What do I do?

Kill yourself.

To literally anyone who called him a fag or told him to kill himself:

You are not real Christians. You are embarrassment to the faith. You are hypocrites and sinners. How dare you tell him to kill himself, and call yourself a follower of Christ. Leviticus 20:13 doesn’t apply anymore; if you say it does, then you’re essentially saying that Jesus only forgives certain people, which goes against God saying that all men are equal. Don’t get me wrong, I believe that homosexuality is a sin, but since Jesus died on the cross for our sins, THEY CAN BE FORGIVEN JUST LIKE LITERALLY EVERYONE ELSE. Stop saying you’re a Christian and then proceeding to act like the biggest hypocrite I’ve ever seen. What denomination even teaches to hate people in this day and age anyways?

>>712347

Step one is stop putting yourself in the category of "I am gay". There is more to a person than sexual urges, despite what globalist media these days tells us. And even the noted degenerate secular researcher Kinsey concluded that sexual orientation was on a spectrum – that is, no one is completely homosexual, and no straight person is physically incapable of committing same-sex acts.

I don't want to make any assumptions about you but dealing with these issues involves asking yourself a lot of questions:

>Have I ever been harassed or abused by a member of the same sex?

>Have I ever had any traumatic experiences related to sexuality, whether same or opposite sex?

>Was any other part of my childhood and development particularly disordered or traumatic?

>Have I seen traditional gender roles expressed in my family and community?

>Do I have any other identity or psychic issues besides those involving same-sex attraction?

>Have I ever appreciated the beauty of the opposite sex, even non-sexually?

>How much physical contact have I had with the opposite sex?

>Have I been influenced by homosexual propaganda in media?

>>712433

>>712436

Are you a female?

>>712443

Not gonna lie m8 I’m not gonna give out any personal info to some dude who I don’t know on the internet. Let’s say I identify as a potato

>>712466

so you're polish?

>>712469

I racially identify as a citizen of the Byzantine empire

>>712347

Just be active in your church community and plan on not having a family. You can find ways have the same experiences without ever needing to involve yourself in homosexuality as a practice. If you plan on becoming a Catholic I'd say look into becoming part of the clergy, but I feel like at this point that might be more of a bad then good influence on you.

>>712347

On a unrelated note is there anything that has happened in your life that could have led you to having these feelings? I've never really bought that it was all just genetics or something, because most gay guys I know all have weird relationships with their mother or were abused. Often both.

>>712347

NoFap.

>I simply cannot be with a woman though…

Have you tried? I'm not advocating pre-marital sex, but you can't reject it a priori. Get married and you will learn to love your woman emotionally and physically.

>I'm just not attracted to them in anyway.

Attraction is lust, but you must reject all lust. Godly people don't get married out of lust, but because man and woman are created for one another. Stop thinking in terms of attraction, that's sin, think instead about what God desires from you.

>>712466

Post girl hands

>>712490

This

>>712347

If you watch porn try out NoFap, from what I heard it helps a lot. If not try to isolate yourself from things which would promote your illness.

>>712347

>I'm gay

Then you better think of a good reason why your removal would be a detriment to the world.

>>713502

> the world matters

>not the will of God

Well God wants him to be redeemed despite your opinions. This might be hard to understand given how none of us are worthy of his saving grace, but it's true anyway.