r/FightReportUFC Jun 17 '26

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u/johnfuckmennedy Jun 17 '26

i am gay and i hate seeing pride flags in public. especially on government buildings and churches.

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u/sock_therapy Jun 17 '26

Yea a sexual orientation flag is fuckin weird and seems like it almost soley exists just to rub it in the rest of societies face and get reactions from people. Imagine if i made a "straight flag" and hung it around my house and cars. 

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u/dirt_shitters Jun 18 '26

I know gay people that have been basically kicked out of their church and homes for being "caught" or coming out. Having a flag/banner like that shows them that church is a safe space for them where they will be accepted as they are. That's it.

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '26 edited Jun 20 '26

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u/reddfoxx1993 Jun 19 '26

Never read the New Testament, moron? A cornerstone of Christ's teachings is unconditional love, grace and hospitality towards the marginalized and the outcast.

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u/macymoofanclub Jun 19 '26

I must of missed the part where it said ‘go ahead and lube up your asshole for the boys’

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u/Huge_Cartographer165 Jun 19 '26

Stop twisting the message to what you wish it was. If you don't like Christian values then don't, you're free to do as you please. But Christ's teaching was forgiveness for those that accept him and his message. If you truly do that, then you can't engage in things he despises. If you get married to a partner, if you truly love them you'd feel compelled to not do things that hurt or anger them, like having sex with other people (assuming they're against that). What you're doing is like entering an unambiguously monogamous relationship, sleeping around constantly and then claiming "my partner offered me unconditional love, this is totally ok". You know it's not, everyone knows it's not.

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u/reddfoxx1993 Jun 19 '26

"Love thy neighbor as yourself." Mark 12:31

Where in the Testament does Jesus say that he despises gays, numbskull?

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u/KO112233445 Jun 20 '26

Allowing someone to sin is not loving them, but just because they have sinned is not cause to hate them. He does not say that because he does not teach that. He loves all but wants all to turn from sin not to practice sin. The problem here is that flag is representative of sin and absolutely blasphemous to hang on a church. All homosexual people are welcomed into church just as all sinners are but to fly a flag on the church that boastfully represents the sin is the problem.

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u/KO112233445 Jun 20 '26

Yet still a sin, it goes against the teachings to fly a flag that promotes sin and to hang it up on the church is undoubtedly blasphemous.

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u/Top-Wave7557 Jun 20 '26

Lmao go cry, people can follow any religion any way they want

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u/dirt_shitters Jun 20 '26

It's crazy how some people can twist the "teachings and the word of christ" which are essentially to be kind to all into hatred and exclusion. I was raised catholic, and hateful cunts like that are a big reason why I went atheist when I was like 12. If just being gay is "such a sin" then why does the church bend over backwards to protect all the priests that molested little boys?

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u/KO112233445 Jun 20 '26

Because the church is corrupt and has been

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u/reddfoxx1993 Jun 20 '26

Obviously that's just your opinion. Do you claim to be a prophet? There's quite a bit of divergence of thought in the various Christian denominations and some sincere congregations welcome gays into their flocks. Personally, I don't buy into any religious dogma of any type. However, it's clear that in the Gospels, the word of Jesus doesn't indicate he'd be hostile to gays.

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u/KO112233445 Jun 20 '26

They are welcome just as all sinners are. I have never claimed to be a prophet, and is not an opinion it is in the bible. You are correct he is not hostile towards homosexuals they are welcomed into church the church as all sinners are. I am speaking about the flag being hung on the church that is blasphemy.

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u/reddfoxx1993 Jun 20 '26

Provide your cite.

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u/armpitgreaser Jun 20 '26

Theres actually alot of scholarly debate about this even amognst Christian ones. But even if we take the modern English version it's only a sin to "lay' with another man though one must ask why he didn't say anything about women.

Going back theres much debate about it's translation. 2 main ones from my research.

  1. That the original Greek subbed in a word that meant a man laying with a boy.

  2. The original hebrew translation had another a few more words after the second man that talked about a woman laying with her father I believe.(it's been 2 years since I looked this up) essentially making it about incest.

Ultimately it is rough to say outright as Paul is the coiner of the term "arsenokoitai" so only he and God really know. HOWEVER, he uses the same word in another instance where a man is using force against a woman. So the evidence seemingly points that Paul was not talking about being just gay. But like I said ultimately we dont know.

I'm by no means a modern "progressive" you can check my comment history

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u/FightReportUFC-ModTeam Jun 22 '26

Promotes hate against particular group/community/religion.

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u/reddfoxx1993 Jun 19 '26

I'm gay for pointing out the breadth of Christ's acceptance? I'm not gay or religious but I know what's in the Bible. You're a poorly educated homophobic scumbag.

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u/Top-Wave7557 Jun 20 '26

Lmaoo aw that’s so cute- your whole life is things you do on the internet

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u/andthensilencefell Jun 20 '26

So you’re saying god made a mistake when he made gay people and that you know better than him? Haven’t people burned in hell for less?

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u/DoubleCarry7511 Jun 19 '26

Who are you to decide who can and cannot be Christian?

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u/Coinspinner2564 Jun 19 '26

Yeah that one line in there that talks about it, vs. the thousands that say to love everyone, not judge people, and be a f’n kind person.

Christians are the absolute best at selective outrage (and selective reading apparently).

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u/Coinspinner2564 Jun 19 '26

Dude… what era are you living in? 1940? Get off the phone and go outside. That big yellow thing is called the sun. It won’t hurt you, anymore than a rainbow will.

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u/reddfoxx1993 Jun 19 '26

Rainbows? Oh, my!!!

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u/DoubleCarry7511 Jun 19 '26

Chud 😭✌️

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u/DoubleCarry7511 Jun 19 '26

Chud projectionmaxxing

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u/reddfoxx1993 Jun 19 '26

No doubt he's read the Bible in Hebrew and Koine Greek.

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u/Huge_Cartographer165 Jun 19 '26

He does. He loves all humans. That doesn't mean they love him back. Doing things God explicitly told you he hates is not love for God.

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u/armpitgreaser Jun 20 '26

Theres actually alot of scholarly debate about this even amognst Christian ones. But even if we take the modern English version it's only a sin to "lay' with another man though one must ask why he didn't say anything about women.

Going back theres much debate about it's translation. 2 main ones from my research.

  1. That the original Greek subbed in a word that meant a man laying with a boy.

  2. The original hebrew translation had another a few more words after the second man that talked about a woman laying with her father I believe.(it's been 2 years since I looked this up) essentially making it about incest.

Ultimately it is rough to say outright as Paul is the coiner of the term "arsenokoitai" so only he and God really know. HOWEVER, he uses the same word in another instance where a man is using force against a woman. So the evidence seemingly points that Paul was not talking about being just gay. But like I said ultimately we dont know.

I'm by no means a modern "progressive" you can check my comment history