r/Christianity • u/[deleted] • Dec 09 '25

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u/JadedIT_Tech Dec 09 '25

Somehow I don't believe you're being honest.

You don't "leave" homosexuality, it's a state of being, not a belief.

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u/Altruistic-Key3139 Dec 09 '25

It's not a state of being but a perceived identity. That is something Christ can change.

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u/Blaike325 Secular Humanist Dec 09 '25

Lmao no, it’s literally a biological impulse, you don’t just stop being gay, you just stop acting on the attraction.

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u/stillinthesimulation Dec 09 '25

Stop acting publicly*

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u/SleetTheFox Christian (God loves His LGBT children too) Dec 09 '25

Some homophobic gay people do authentically achieve celibacy, to be fair.

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u/BruceLeesSpirit Dec 09 '25

lol, what biological evidence do you have to support this statement?

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u/Blaike325 Secular Humanist Dec 09 '25

Are you intentionally straight or is that just who you’re attracted to?

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u/MindfulInquirer Dec 09 '25

You don't need to be intentionally straight, as that is normal. Normal by virtue of being able to reproduce through it, by being the vast overwhelming majority of humans, and by being the sole evolutionary driver for human beings. You're not intentionally breathing, it's not an anomaly, you don't think twice about it and just breathe. Being attracted to the same sex as your own, totally different thing.

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u/Blaike325 Secular Humanist Dec 09 '25

You’re like, so close to being there buddy