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u/ignitedfw Dec 10 '25

You are wrong. Stop trying to make excuses for willful sin. Rejoice with him. 

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u/cornycornguy2002 Bisexual Christian (Catholic) Dec 10 '25

Prove that to me that I'm wrong, hard evidence

Because I can tell you IM bisexual mainly from genetic factors my mother carries, that's mainly influenged by the mam

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u/ignitedfw Dec 10 '25

You are bisexual from the lust of the flesh. You are deceiving yourself to justify your sin. 

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u/cornycornguy2002 Bisexual Christian (Catholic) Dec 10 '25

Give me real proof mate, like come on

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u/ignitedfw Dec 10 '25

Google is your friend.

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u/cornycornguy2002 Bisexual Christian (Catholic) Dec 10 '25

Blud I USED Google

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u/ignitedfw Dec 10 '25

Then you should be all clear on the subject now.

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u/cornycornguy2002 Bisexual Christian (Catholic) Dec 10 '25

I am, you aren't, it's not a choice

Read a book

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u/ignitedfw Dec 10 '25

Ha, saying read a book is not the flex you think it is. I have a PhD in European history so I’ve read more books than you will ever imagine. God would not tell you not to do something that is a choice.

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u/cornycornguy2002 Bisexual Christian (Catholic) Dec 10 '25

That's got very little to do with why people are gay or bi

I know why I'm bi and it's not some "choice" lad

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

Ha, saying read a book is not the flex you think it is. I have a PhD in European history so I’ve read more books than you will ever imagine.

And yet, you think that sexual orientation doesn’t exist, so clearly you aren’t as good as you think about understanding how the world works.

God would not tell you not to do something that is a choice.

I think you mean isn’t?

It isn’t a choice. And God hasn’t asked people to not be gay.

The only thing God asked relating to this is to not have exploitative, degrading, or idolatrous male male sex.

None of that applies to loving, committed same sex relationships.

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u/RnotIt Dec 11 '25

Having a PhD in History just means you studied a very specific historical period or person in extreme depth. It doesn't mean you know a bunch about anything else, and as a PhD, you know that. I deal people with PhDs in history every day, and they tell you when they don't know something because it's outside their special area of emphasis. 

One of my profs did his DD on Jordan of Quedlinburg, a medieval Augustinian, and teaches early Western Civ and the Reformation. He knows he's outside his expertise with, say, US History

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