I've always considered myself a Christian, though recently I have come to accept that I was certainly born homosexual, no two ways about that. I know God exists, and it fact for me that he created the worlds and spun the universe into motion. But I also learned that God is Love. And in recent years I've fallen in love with one of the best people I've ever met on this world. But because he's male, am I no longer a believer, or somehow removed from God? It never really felt like that to me.
I've adjusted my wording in recent times to say that I'm 'mostly' Christian. I try my best to be as kind and loving to everyone as I possibly can, and especially to my best friend whom I now live with. I know that you posted this because you probably agree with it, but I was just curious to be certain: Are your views exactly aligned with Ravi? I don't mean it as an attack, but more as a prompt to discussion, if you will. : )
I've always considered myself a Christian, though recently I have come to accept that I was certainly born homosexual, no two ways about that. I know God exists, and it fact for me that he created the worlds and spun the universe into motion. But I also learned that God is Love. And in recent years I've fallen in love with one of the best people I've ever met on this world. But because he's male, am I no longer a believer, or somehow removed from God? It never really felt like that to me.
ReplyDeleteI've adjusted my wording in recent times to say that I'm 'mostly' Christian. I try my best to be as kind and loving to everyone as I possibly can, and especially to my best friend whom I now live with. I know that you posted this because you probably agree with it, but I was just curious to be certain: Are your views exactly aligned with Ravi? I don't mean it as an attack, but more as a prompt to discussion, if you will. : )
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