David J. Stewart #fundie #homophobia

David J. Stewart #fundie #homophobia jesus-is-savior.com

It's easy to get caught off guard by the gays. You're walking uprightly and doing good; but their mind is in the gutter continually. So when gays approach a God-fearing Christian, that believer may not know what to say to them at the moment. I've learned to just tell them kindly that God says homosexuality is a sin. You don't have to be negative. Be honest and tell them that you don't swing that way. If they become upset or belligerent, just say “I really have to go” and leave. Sometimes homosexuals will box you into a corner and force you to either accept their gay lifestyle or tell them that it's a sin in God's eyes. I am proud to say that I am 100%, bonafied, nonrefundable, HOMOPHOBIC!!!

Admittedly I feel awkward, nervous, uncomfortable and strange when a person announces to me, or even hints that they are, HOMOSEXUAL. I don't hate you if you are queer, but I am glad that I feel VERY uncomfortable around gays. That's how God wants us to feel. Something is very wrong with a person who feels comfortable around God-haters, rebels, perverts and wicked heathens. Homosexuality is the lowest you can go in life morally. I know that people think murder or adultery is worse, but they're really not. Homosexuality requires a total rejection of God's will for your life, a complete subversion of the human soul, a direction that is almost impossible to break free from once you start down that path of sexual degeneracy.

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old comment by Doubting Thomas

You're walking uprightly and doing good; but their mind is in the gutter continually.

Yeah, constantly looking for sex in Taylor Swift videos and griping about women wearing pants turning you on is totally taking the high road.

I've learned to just tell them kindly that God says homosexuality is a sin. You don't have to be negative.

There's no way to "kindly" tell someone that God is going to send them to Hell. You don't have to be negative, but it sounds like you relish in it.

If they become upset or belligerent, just say “I really have to go” and leave.

Chickenshit.

Admittedly I feel awkward, nervous, uncomfortable and strange when a person announces to me, or even hints that they are, HOMOSEXUAL.

Maybe you have latent feelings which you have kept suppressed. I personally don't feel uncomfortable around gay people because I'm secure in my heterosexuality.

I know that people think murder or adultery is worse, but they're really not. Homosexuality requires a total rejection of God's will for your life

Where does pedophilia fit into the list, Uncle Badtouch?

old comment by Swede

How do you walk in any way but "uprightly"? Crawling?
YOU are doing good? Refraining from molesting someone is not "doing good", that's the neutral, it's simply not being bad.
Your mind (a MAN's mind, apparently) is always in the gutter, Kiddydiddler.

"Hello, nice weather" usually works as a first line in conversation...

The law says that child molestation is a crime. That didn't stop you, Kiddydiddler! And yes, we have to be negative about molestations.

Why do you have to say anything at all, beyond "Hello, nice weather"?

I feel much more uncomfortable around bigots, racists and homophobes.
If that god of yours didn't like homosexuality, then he shouldn't have created homosexuals, should he?

You're a pervert, Kiddydiddler! And yes, we feel uncomfortable around you, even on the Net.
Child molestation is eons below homosexuality in life morally.

There are people who are both Christian and gay. They love God and Jesus and live a godly life helping others, in accordance with Matt 25:35-36, harming no-one. You feel that that is worse than murdering people? Then you're even more degenerate than I thought.

Gay people "start down that path of sexual degeneracy", the moment they are born/created; they don't have a choice.

old comment by Anon-e-moose

It's easy to get caught off guard by the nonces. You're walking uprightly and doing good; but their mind is in the gutter continually. So when paedos approach a morally superior human being, that person may know what to say to them at the moment. I've learned to just tell them viciously that superior morality says paedophilia is a sin. You have to be negative. Be honest and tell them that you don't think that way. If they become upset or belligerent, just say “I really have to go punch your fucking lights out”, then after doing so, leave them to the next morally righteous human. Sometimes paedophiles will box you into a corner and force you to either accept their nonce lifestyle or tell them that it isn't a sin in their God's eyes (PROTIP: the underage child bride Mary). I am proud to say that I am 100%, bona-fide, nonrefundable, PAEDOPHOBIC!

Admittedly I feel awkward, nervous, uncomfortable and strange when a person announces to me, or even hints that they are, PAEDOPHILIC. I hate you if you are a nonce, and I am glad that I feel VERY uncomfortable around paedos. That's how our moral superiority wants us to feel. Something is very wrong with a person who feels comfortable with paedophilia, hypocrisy, perversion and wicked fundie Christainity. Paedophilia is the lowest you can go in life morally. Paedophilia requires a total rejection of superior morality for your life, a complete subversion of humanity, a direction that is almost impossible to break free from once you start down that path of sexual degeneracy.

ftfy

old comment by Muchacho1994

Personally, as a non-bigot born-again Christian I believe you should just keep your mouth shut when someone tells you they're gay. There's nothing you can do about it since it's just something that happens... so why bother complaining?

Besides, the Bible says you should be focusing on your own life instead of worrying about what other people are doing. God's word also says to love your neighbors and your enemies.

Also, I'm really not seeing how "lying with mankind" (I interpret this as being anal, and not including oral; also this verse applies to ancient Jews in the temple) is still sinful today, since all the sins in the Bible like lying and blasphemy and adultery and murder seem to have something in common: they hurt God or another person in some way. (Okay, I kinda get the "distorting God's creation" angle, but what about the tree-cutters and the litterers? Isn't that part of creation too?)

Also, the verse that supposedly says gays can't go to heaven. First of all, that used to be interpreted as "masturbators" (which I am guilty of). Second, all sins are equal, right? So stealing is just as bad as killing someone. Third, that verse is about unsaved people if you read verse 11. And don't even get me started on Sodom and Gomorrah.

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The point is, even if gay anal does turn out to be a sin (I'm not quite certain, but that doesn't mean I have to be all righteous and hurt people's feelings just in case it is), Romans says we are all sinners and are all guilty of something. So why should I be telling people they're sinning if I'm a sinner too? And why should I deny people rights? It's just wrong. Just be nice, give them their cake, give them their license, let them get married, and do it with a smile on your face. It's a free country, so you have to, anyway. Not everyone is straight. I'm reminded of the story of the pride parade in Atlanta, where a pastor showed love and tolerance by serving water and coffee to paradegoers. Since we don't have more pastors like these, church attendance is slowly dropping.

We need to fix that. We should witness to people without being annoying and without offending them. We need to tell them that Jesus died for us on the cross, without condemning them or being hateful in the process. Most importantly, we need to stand out from everyone else, spreading around good old Christian love. Not hate, love. Condemning and correcting other people is not our business. Jesus, who I personally think was a very cool guy, said great words of wisdom during His time on earth like "if thy eye offend thee, pluck it out", and "judge not". He also said something about removing the plank from our eyes, but I can't quote that word for word right now.

Like I said before, we're all guilty of sin. But hate will never bring a person to salvation. Besides, I can always ask Jesus what Leviticus 18:22, Romans 1:26-27, and 1 Corintians 6:9-10 meant when I die. Until then, we need to try to be the opposite of this child-molesting hatemonger.

Oh by the way, do any of you guys like the show Home Movies? I LOVE Home Movies.