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There is a way of thought about a person who does not accept
non-traditional forms of marriage. The thought goes that they are worthy of
being harassed, oppressed and spat upon with every vicious expression of hate.
It is permissible in social media and in the public to do this.
You can lose complete perspective in the middle of a pandemic where hundreds
of people die every day. I, for one, do not bow to intimidation. That’s exactly
what it is. Justifiable harassment and condemnation. There are literally
thousands of men and women who have turned to Jesus Christ having abandoned an
alternative sexual lifestyle with the accompanied false belief that God gave it
to them. Nobody forced them to turn to God. God changed them. They don’t want
to go back. They struggle, but they are new people. They have new desires. God
showed them love and they were embraced and loved by His people. What you see
on TV is usually a fictionalized, dumbed down and incoherent version of the church
of Christ. TV likes it like that.
The people I care about are Christian and non-Christian. Jesus Christ gave
His life for all with the intention of securing a complete and irrevocable
reconciliation with God because of our sins. A person chooses if their loyalty
is to God or if they will become their own god. Most people go with the latter.
A person can be shown that no one enters heaven based on their own merit, and with
that knowledge still choose their own eternity. They embrace deception and have
a terrifying expectation waiting for them. It’s not a good deed to harass a man
or a woman because they agree with God about sex and marriage. In what has
become two months of a deadly pandemic in New York and the wearying effects of
it, I am reminded that I am tired of the intimidation game.
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