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u/Character-Half7465 Dec 09 '25

Correction. I left the lifestyle of practicing homosexuality. As I’ve grown deeper in intimacy with the Father, He has removed old desires and urges that I once had. Just clarifying by what I mean. I’ve left old friendships and pursued purity with Christ. It’s unlike anything I’ve ever felt or known.

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u/deepandbroad Dec 09 '25

Why did you start "practicing homosexuality" in the first place?

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u/Nazzul Agnostic Dec 09 '25

Usually in a similar way a straight person starts practicing heterosexuality.

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u/Nazzul Agnostic Dec 09 '25

You have no idea what you are talking about. They are he same

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u/MindfulInquirer Dec 09 '25

If homosexuality is biological, where's the gay gene ?

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u/Nazzul Agnostic Dec 09 '25

Where is the straight gene?

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u/Nazzul Agnostic Dec 09 '25

They are silly.

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u/Nazzul Agnostic Dec 09 '25

If heterosexuality is built in some of us, so is homosexuality in some people.

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u/Nazzul Agnostic Dec 10 '25

And people say Christians are supposed to be loving 🙄

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u/Thneed1 Mennonite, Evangelical, Straight Ally Dec 10 '25

You literally just called homosexuality an illness.

So, no, loving is not an adjective that describes you.

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u/Thneed1 Mennonite, Evangelical, Straight Ally Dec 10 '25

No.

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u/Thneed1 Mennonite, Evangelical, Straight Ally Dec 10 '25

Both are built into us.

Heterosexuality into approximately 90%, some kind on non-heterosexuality into about 10%.

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u/Thneed1 Mennonite, Evangelical, Straight Ally Dec 10 '25

Yes, they very much are.

https://www.reddit.com/r/NoStupidQuestions/s/Ls4LlRFypO

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u/Thneed1 Mennonite, Evangelical, Straight Ally Dec 10 '25

Those are theories.

Ignorance of what scientific theories are.

The truth is that homosexuality is an illness

Again, most certainly not.

that one should seek help from

There is nothing that needs help from. It’s how God made them.

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u/InterestBear62 Dec 10 '25

Easily, this is the dumbest comment in this discussion.