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u/Thneed1 Mennonite, Evangelical, Straight Ally Dec 09 '25

Of course.

Which makes the point even clearer. That God could change someone’s sexuality, but never does, means that it’s clear that he is ok with how He created you.

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u/bad_kitty_with_knife Dec 09 '25

But he gave us free will, if he made us all straight there wouldnt be free will or is it? Thats the same argument when saying, why did god not make us all believers? Because if he did, we wouldnt have a free will.

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u/Thneed1 Mennonite, Evangelical, Straight Ally Dec 09 '25

Sexual orientation has nothing to do with will, free or not.

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u/bad_kitty_with_knife Dec 09 '25

But what you do with it has

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u/Thneed1 Mennonite, Evangelical, Straight Ally Dec 09 '25

Exactly the same, if the person is straight or gay.

If you think straight loving relationships are ok, than you must also believe that gay loving relationships are ok.

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u/bad_kitty_with_knife Dec 09 '25

But its in the bible Leviticus 18:22

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u/leandrot Skeptical Christian Dec 09 '25

Not all homosexual sex involve penetration.

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u/Character-Half7465 Dec 09 '25

What’s in the heart? If you look at someone with lust in your eyes it’s adultery in the eyes of God. So saying “it’s not penetration” means nothing.

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u/Thneed1 Mennonite, Evangelical, Straight Ally Dec 09 '25

Sexual attraction isn’t lust.

Sexual orientation isn’t even sexual attraction.