Comments by "Gabe" (@gabetalks9275) on "The Atlantic" channel.

  1.  @luiscastanon6399  I think what makes this question a bit more complicated is discerning whether you supporting LGBTQ rights is supporting and enabling the sin or free will? Because the motto of the movement is that it's ok, and that the very opinion of the opposite is bigotry in itself, so does supporting the LGBTQ movement mean that you are supporting and enabling sin? Or is it supporting free will? I think this is what makes Christians uncomfortable about supporting the LGBTQ movement because it feels like we're willingly letting people go to Hell without making an effort to save them, and instead cheering it on. Like if an LGBTQ person ends up in Hell, don't you think that they would've wished that LGBTQ was outlawed that Christians warned more in this life? Because it's eternity that matters. I think this a more difficult question than people think.
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  2. Idk why this common sense logic is so complicated for people to understand
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  3.  @luiscastanon6399  Tysm. I find this very helpful because I'm not sure how to approach this issue legally. God bless you brother.
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  4.  Suave JAE  Well, there's actually deeper reason for it. For one, us Christians want to save as many souls from hell as possible. So one major question that needs to be asked is, is supporting LGBTQ rights supporting free will or enabling and celebrating sin? Where's the boundary line? And it seems that the LGBTQ movement's agenda is the opposite. You see, the LGBTQ movement isn't simply asking for marriage and trans surgery. It's demanding that all Churches and Christians renounce the scriptures validate their lifestyles, subscribe to the idea that there are multiple genders and use pronouns, and perform same-sex marriages, all which go completely against scriptures. You see, with the way the culture is shifting, the only way Christians will be allowed to have religious freedom and not be cancelled as "intolerant," they'll have to be force to renounce the Bible and its authority, and actively practice and teach heresy. It's not as simple as respecting one's beliefs. It's our definition of love, tolerance, and acceptance, and that problem is the false idea that love equals approval. And that ideology is dangerous.
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  5.  Suave JAE  It already is in a way, as I just explained
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  6. Christians don't face as many hate crimes, but they do face a lot of social persecution.
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