Toddler Sings in Church 'Ain't No Homos Gonna Make It to Heaven'

#56
#56
The people in this video are ridiculous.

i have stated this before on VN.
I do believe. homosexuality is a sin, but no worse than any sin.
It can be forgiven the same as a man and woman committing adultery/ fornication.

I do not understand the hate some people have. The Bible teaches to love your neighbor. It doesn't say to live your neighbor if the are not ________.

I do have a neighbor that is a homosexual and a great person. What goes on behind closed doors between two consisting adults is none of my business.
I rather live beside my neighbor than beside a heterosexual couple with the husband being a drunk and beating on his wife/girlfriend.
A true Christian is to love all people, live a life that others can see how Christ can change someone. Hatred has no place in true Christianity .
 
#57
#57
OrangeEmpire said:
That and he seems to reject christs message for his own.
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I don't see him as rejecting Christs message.
i see him as spreading Christs message.

Saul was a very evil man before he was converted. After conversion he spent his life spreading Gods word.
 
#58
#58
Gramps said:
I don't see him as rejecting Christs message.
i see him as spreading Christs message.

Saul was a very evil man before he was converted. After conversion he spent his life preaching for donations.
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FYP. One thing that can be said to be explicit in most of Saul's Epistles is his constant request for donations; he was easily the first "Christian fundraiser", probably one of the reasons he was so willing to alter his message, as distinct from that of Peter, James, and Mark, to appease most of the customs and traditions of his audience. He certainly turns many local customs (and local grievances against the Roman Empire) into "Christian practices" (or "Christian grievances"); things that the character Christ was never concerned about.
 
#62
#62
therealUT said:
FYP. One thing that can be said to be explicit in most of Saul's Epistles is his constant request for donations; he was easily the first "Christian fundraiser", probably one of the reasons he was so willing to alter his message, as distinct from that of Peter, James, and Mark, to appease most of the customs and traditions of his audience. He certainly turns many local customs (and local grievances against the Roman Empire) into "Christian practices" (or "Christian grievances"); things that the character Christ was never concerned about.
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Agreed
 
#66
#66
This doesn't surprise me. At all.

I got my first tat the other day. It's not even offensive in any way, shape, or form. My mom basically called me a bad person for getting one.

Just how SOME Christians are. It's just like any other religion. You have a lot of self righteous, crazy people.
 
#68
#68
therealUT said:
FYP. One thing that can be said to be explicit in most of Saul's Epistles is his constant request for donations; he was easily the first "Christian fundraiser", probably one of the reasons he was so willing to alter his message, as distinct from that of Peter, James, and Mark, to appease most of the customs and traditions of his audience. He certainly turns many local customs (and local grievances against the Roman Empire) into "Christian practices" (or "Christian grievances"); things that the character Christ was never
concerned about.
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Trut.
You are just trying to discredit Paul's epistles and the Bible as a whole.
 
#74
#74
Gramps said:
What does he reject and replace?
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Jesus preached almost exclusively about the kingdom of heacen, Paul highlighted justification by faith and not vice versa, something has to give.

Who do you center the gospel around?

Paul or Jesus?

The reformation and great awakenings in the 18th century are based on pauline teachings.

It really has to make you wonder, 2Cor 11: 12 through 15 tells us Paul admits to his conversion story being bogus and that he caused the split at the church in Corinth.

He blantantly rejects Christ in Romans 3.

He wrote to Timothy at the end of his life admitting Ephessus and Colosse and all the churches he established rejected him.

What reason do you accept Pauls apostleship, catholic mandate?
 
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