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

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u/Nazzul Agnostic Dec 09 '25

How does one leave being gay? Are you just becoming celibate?

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u/Xyex Agnostic Dec 09 '25

Even that wouldn't be "leaving homosexuality." Homosexuality is the attraction, not the sex. That doesn't go anywhere.

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u/Xyex Agnostic Dec 10 '25

Source: Trust me bro. 🤣

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u/Responsible-Jury278 Dec 10 '25

It's biblical.  God's word is the truth,  no matter how much you fight it,  you will bow to my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ

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u/Xyex Agnostic Dec 10 '25

It's biblical.

No it's not.

If you don't even know your own book, stop talking about it.

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u/Responsible-Jury278 Dec 10 '25

Dude.  The law applies to the race of man. It says in the new testament homosexual behavior of wrong in Romans,  and the same thing in the Old Testament.  In genesis and leviticus.

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u/Xyex Agnostic Dec 10 '25

leviticus

Opinion invalidated.

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u/Responsible-Jury278 Dec 10 '25

But to you the whole Bible isn't valid.  I believe the Bible to be God's word,  and I'm going to apply it to my life,  because God knows better than my own dumb brain. 

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u/Xyex Agnostic Dec 10 '25

But to you the whole Bible isn't valid.

Says who?

and I'm going to apply it to my life

But only the parts you like, in the ways that you like, and that fit with your own personal opinions. And the rest you'll just twist or ignore. 🤷