Christians should respect people, but not their sin. It is not judgmental to say that homosexual acts are sinful. Judgment means looking at the evidence and making a personal decision. The sinfulness of homosexual acts is not a personal decision. It is a fact directly and clearly revealed by God. Repeating what God has said on the subject is not making a judgment.
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Christians should respect people, but not their sin. It is not judgmental to say that being a slave and wanting to escape from your master is sinful. Judgment means looking at the evidence and making a personal decision. The sinfulness of being a slave and wanting to escape from your master is not a personal decision. It is a fact directly and clearly revealed by God. Repeating what God has said on the subject is not making a judgment.
Christians should respect people, but not their sin. It is not judgmental to say that picking up sticks on Saturday is sinful. Judgment means looking at the evidence and making a personal decision. The sinfulness of picking up sticks on Saturday is not a personal decision. It is a fact directly and clearly revealed by God. Repeating what God has said on the subject is not making a judgment.
Christians should respect people, but not their sin. It is not judgmental to say that being raped and not marrying your attacker is sinful. Judgment means looking at the evidence and making a personal decision. The sinfulness of being raped and not marrying your attacker is not a personal decision. It is a fact directly and clearly revealed by God. Repeating what God has said on the subject is not making a judgment.
Ooh, I want to play.
Christians should respect people, but not their sin. It is not judgmental to say that eating shrimp is sinful. Judgment means looking at the evidence and making a personal decision. The sinfulness of eating shrimp is not a personal decision. It is a fact directly and clearly revealed by God. Repeating what God has said on the subject is not making a judgment.
Christians should respect people, but not their sin. It is not judgmental to say that eating lobster is sinful. Judgment means looking at the evidence and making a personal decision. The sinfulness of eating lobster is not a personal decision. It is a fact directly and clearly revealed by God. Repeating what God has said on the subject is not making a judgment.
Muslims should respect people, but not their sin. It is not judgmental to say that being Christian is sinful. Judgment means looking at the evidence and making a personal decision. The sinfulness of being Christian is not a personal decision. It is a fact directly and clearly revealed by God. Repeating what God has said on the subject is not making a judgment.
Christians should respect people, but not their sin. It is not judgmental to say that homosexual acts are sinful. Judgment means looking at the evidence and making a personal decision. The sinfulness of fucking your daughters is not a personal decision. It is a fact directly and clearly revealed by God. Repeating what God has said on the subject is not making a judgment.
Oh, my turn!!
Christians should respect people, but not their sin. It is not judgmental to say that not stoning your disobedient child to death is sinful. Judgment means looking at the evidence and making a personal decision. The sinfulness of not stoning your children to death is not a personal decision. It is a fact directly and clearly revealed by God. Repeating what God has said on the subject is not making a judgment.
Actually, you don't have to do what God supposedly said, so agreeing with him is totally a judgment.
In other news, I'm a theist now. I've joined Haruhism..
Christians should respect people, but not their sin. It is not judgmental to say that women speaking and other acts whereas they are not a doormat to a man are sinful. Judgment means looking at the evidence and making a personal decision. The sinfulness of womanly acts is not a personal decision. It is a fact directly and clearly revealed by God. Repeating what God has said on the subject is not making a judgment.
And God said that a man may not lie with another man. God never said anything about being gay, you just can't have gay sex, just like you can't have regular sex. So if you see a gay couple and automatically assume that they are having sex and committing a sin, then you are being judgmental.
My turn!
Christians should respect people, but not their sin. It is not judgmental to say that eating pork is sinful. Judgment means looking at the evidence and making a personal decision. The sinfulness of eating pork is not a personal decision. It is a fact directly and clearly revealed by God. Repeating what God has said on the subject is not making a judgment.
...and that is why I respect you so much, I'm passing around this petition to close down your favorite barbecue restaurant!
cf, lol not it does not make sense, the only person that is supposed to be judging is god. nor does it make sense that god says homosexuality is a sin for no good goddamned reason.
and like dpareja said if you think the person quoted gives a goddamn about our "responses" i got some cheap beach front property for ya.
Hmm..
sin can consist of: theft, murder, rape, adultery, coverting thy neighbour's ox, cruelty, not loving thy neighbour, greed, pride, going to war on a false pretext, blowing shit up to please your god, er..
but TODAY, like EVERY OTHER FUCKING DAY, i'm going to go on about homosexuality, because that's the only "sin" I care about.
Yes, very clearly revealed by god, i think its mentioned at least twice, in passing, in the bible. Sure if it was that important you might think it would be one of the commendments, or perhaps god might have had Jesus mention something about it, or perhaps he just could have not made teh gheys in the first place. Na, the passing refrences are more than enough.
I call you down for your sinful hair-cutting, your shameful face-shaving, your evil polyester blends, and your abhorrent shell-fish eating!
Confused?
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