Idon’tknow said 10 years, 2 months ago:

So I’m a Christian, I have been my whole life and even though I stray from God’s word a lot I always find my way back, but this time I’m really lost. I’ve been told my whole life that liking the same sex is bad and that it is just a temptation that you have to get past. But I don’t see how that’s right, how can we just get past who we love. I am bisexual and I love God, but will He stop loving me for loving the same sex.

little lion girl said 10 years, 2 months ago:

Many, many people argue that the specific passage of the bible that homophobic people love to wave around so much – man shall not lie with man as he lies with woman etc etc – is in fact not homophobic at all but just good old misogyny and actually translates into the instructions: don’t treat men the same way you treat women because men deserve more respect than that. But the short answer is that honest, committed love is never immoral and Christians are in absolutely no place to judge different lifestyles even if they do believe they have biblical reasons to object. Nobody is without sin, and it is nobody’s place to unfairly other people.

zingo79 said 10 years, 1 month ago:

God will always love you no matter what you do. He is often disappointed in us though.

Being bisexual or gay, is against the commandments of God. Why? God’s design was for a man and a woman to marry, to have children, and to raise them.

Having desires isn’t unnatural, but you can control them, as you should.

Sorry if this sounds harsh, I’m answering to my knowledge.

Angel Demon said 10 years, 1 month ago:

Could God truly create something in His likeness, and say that it is wrong?

The Giggle Blizzard said 10 years, 1 month ago:

How the heck can sexuality be a sin when it has been well established that you have no choice in the matter? A sin is an inevitable act, being anything but heterosexual is a property of your personality not an act.

If you’re homosexual or bisexual or whatever and you are doubting yourself because people who you share faith with are telling you that you are committing a bad sin and that you should change, then you must understand that you can’t willfully change no matter your faith and must either come to terms with the fact that there is nothing inherently wrong with any sexuality including heterosexuality or else doubt your religion.

tahdas said 10 years ago:

So whats the point of sex? What? WHAT? Creating humans. I’m not anti gays or anything like that, but i do find them a little absurd.

To answer your question No.
If you go to the bible to answer the question, then the answer in a hard NO!

Also don’t let people tell you homosexuality in natural and you where born that way. You weren’t. Not to say being gay is exactly a choice. I have some hypotheses on the subject of sexuality, but i wont get into them here

Yukiru said 9 years, 12 months ago:

I’m a Christian, and I believe the homosexuality is a sin. However, this doesn’t mean God hates homosexuals. Nor does it mean I’m a homophobe. Homosexuality is like any other sin in God’s eyes. As the bibles tells us, each sin is the same in God’s eyes. You could go to Hell for telling a little white lie. It doesn’t matter to Him.

Now, I never believed in this whole “gay gene” thing. I still believe that it’s false. (That’s just my opinion, send me links, proof, whatever. I honestly don’t care about what you think of my opinion, it’s staying where it belongs nevertheless.)

So, Psychology has told me that the mind is a very powerful thing. So powerful, it can change itself. Over time, people develop their personality (starting from infant). Yes, they are born with a “jist” of their personality; but the rest is developed through circumstances that they live in. So, logically, if a person has parents who are homosexual, it’s more than likely that he will be raised homosexual as well.

It’s like us Christians. We’re not born Christian, we are taught by someone in our family, a friend, or a witness.

Anyhow, with my religious beliefs put aside. I think the homosexuals can do what they want, it’s not like we’re here to condemn people. It’s their life. Yeah, we could try to witness to them about the Bible; but it’s their decision in the long run.

Since there’s this contradictory in my beliefs, I choose to remain neutral on the subject. I do not support the LGBT movement, nor do I oppose it.

If you want it flat out: Yes, homosexuality is a sin. I’m not here to sugar coat it. But that doesn’t mean all Christians hate homosexuals. We’re not sitting there in service like “BURN THE HOMOS! THEY DON’T DESERVE TO LIVE!” We do quite the opposite. We feel bad for them.

Liyah said 9 years, 12 months ago:

No. From how I view it, it’s no different from straight-love, sometimes it’s even stronger with all the challenges theyre facing. It’s definitely not ‘normal’ in the eyes of the public but it doesn’t mean that it’s bad. I don’t read the bible often, and I’m not even all that religious. But I do believe in God. And I think Love would never be a sin. True love that it.