Love the sinner

This “Love the sinner, hate the sin” nonsense we hear from Christians is nothing more than a deceitful platitude. It’s a way to treat people hatefully and still pretend to be loving

This “Love the sinner, hate the sin” nonsense we hear from Christians is nothing more than a deceitful platitude. It’s a way to treat people hatefully and still pretend to be loving when called out about it. There is nothing loving about removing the rights of LBQT or trans people. There’s no love in denying access to public goods to non-binary citizens, These are hateful acts.

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  1. That’s nothing here in dysfunctional Canada when Christians have an event the queers come and disrupt it and even hit and spit on the Christians while the cops do nothing. The minute the Christian defend themselves the cops throw them in jail.

    How many schools allow sicko males to dress like girls and go into their washroom and rape them and nothing happens to them?

    How many students get kicked out of school because the object to the satanic teaching that homosexuality is okay?

    I can back up everything I say.

    Maybe you need to read your Bible and see what it says about homosexuality before being a cry baby for perverts.

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    1. Hi ropheka, Thanks for commenting. You say you can back up everything you say so I ask you to do just that. You see I’m far from convinced that gay people would band together to disrupt any gathering that didn’t advocate removing their rights first. I don’t expect that the police would be arresting law-abiding people at legal gatherings and I certainly don’t believe that the risk of rape by trans women, so often cited by bigots, is anything close to warranting removal of rights from an entire demographic. And I have absolutely no interest in anything written in the Bible until you can give me some reason to think its claims are accurate. So please do back up your claims. Until then I’ll consider your post here as a very welcome illustration of the Christian kindness so often claimed but rarely actually seen.

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