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If you start with the presupposition that God is good and fair-minded, then He should have no problems with homosexuality. If you allow the possibility that God is a sadistic, sex-obsessed micro-manager, then I can see where your beliefs can be considered correct.
Like.Gents, may I suggest that this discussion of sex and Bible interpretation could be moved to another thread, perhaps in R&F, so this thread can remain for discussing specifically transgender issues. @RitaTG and I discussed closing it in the past since it was really intended as a sort of "one off talk" by her and if it stays off topic, we will likely do so.
L'île... Thuin.Mendalla,
If transgenderism isn't sexual is this a flaw of the psyche? Thus we think improperly about it! Again Eire of humanism ... W/O logic ... then if religiously we deny knowledge ... IT phitz ... when in sexual conflict ... few think!
RitaTG said:Ok ... then for Jae and everyone else watching this thread ..... so Jae doesn't feel alone....
Two direct questions please .... and I ask for your honest answer ...please.....
1. In your opinion is homosexuality a sin?
2. In your opinion is transgenderism a sin?
I would just like to have a very clear base understanding of everyone's position.
I will not reply in a negative way ..... I just would like to know.
Sincerely
Rita
Good to knowI apologize for my combative style. I just like stirred arguments and I even go after my MIL like this. She's a Word of Faith person and I like to pull her chain. At the end of the night I can always hug her and tell her I love her. That's harder here - so consider yourself hugged. Sometimes I take a position in a dispute that is not fully my own but I think it makes for a better battle.
At an LGBT pride month reception held at the White House on Wednesday, President Obama was interrupted by an audience member protesting the detention and deportation of gay, lesbian and transgender immigrants.
It wasn't necessarily the interruption itself, however, that caught headlines worldwide – it was the president's terse shutdown of the protester as well as her swift removal from the White House.
The woman has been identified as Jennicet Gutiérrez by GetEQUAL, the activist group for which she acted as a representative in her demonstration.
Gutiérrez – an undocumented immigrant – is a founding member of FAMILIA TQLM, which was "established to advocate for LGBTQ immigrants often excluded in the immigration debate," according to a statement obtained by #Not1More.
I'd say with (or even without) the right to marry they have the right to seek refugee status. That doesn't include free license to interrupt as Gutierrez did.Possibly so, but it's a legitimate extension of the decision about the human rights of all LGBTQ persons.
If LGBTQ people have the right to marry, then, do they also have the right to refugee status if they are from a country with a demonstrated record of LGBTQ persecution?
Shutting down conversations, as a principle, is less inclusive than I think we should be in public discourse.