Anonymous #2 14h

Cope, most Christian/islamic scholars believe that homosexuality and/or homosexual acts are a sin/haram

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Anonymous OP 14h

Yes they are considered sin/haram, but that does not mean that they are told to be homophobic. Homophobia is when you expressively hate or discriminate against homosexual people. It is taught in these religions to be kind and respectful to everyone, regardless of their religion, sexuality, identity, etc.

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Anonymous #2 13h

If you believe homosexuality will send you to hell you’re indeed homophobic. Sorry to break it to you. Stop trying to pinkwash these queephobic, misogynistic beliefs. It’s disgusting

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Anonymous OP 13h

No where in any definition of homophobia is there smt that says that. That is a belief, it is not hatred. I am not pink washing, everything I say is facts and is something you can easily search up. Your assumptions are built on prejudice and anti religious claims.

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Anonymous #2 13h

Also how is any of this misogyny

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Anonymous #2 13h

If you believe that I am going to burn in eternal hellfire because I’m gay you are homophobic. If you think otherwise you’re delusional. Deadass fuck out of here. Take your bullshit religion with you

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Anonymous #2 13h

Also homophobia is rooted is misogyny babe

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Anonymous #2 2h

You and OP are both half right. You’re right that religion itself isn’t homophobic and it’s the followers that are BUT it’s because they’ve been intentionally misled by corrupt people in power who are using religion against them for their own gain (see: the intentional mistranslation of scripture changing a verse about pedophilia and the sexual slavery of young boys into a verse about homosexuality)

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Anonymous #3 2h

And OP is right that homophobia is rooted in the patriarchy and gender roles, not necessarily misogyny but close, due to the fact that it’s seen as putting women in men’s roles and vice versa and that it’s inherently an issue for women to like women and men to like men due to the fact that it’s less “feminine” to be attracted to women and less “masculine” to be attracted to men

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Anonymous #3 2h

Unless you’re the Greeks who are the reason for the original passage about man not sleep with man because they would literally rape young boys to “turn them into men” and that’s why the Bible says not to do that and over hundreds of years and even more translations people now think it’s about gay sex not rape

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Anonymous #3 2h

Thank you for coming to my ted talk 😮‍💨✌️

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Anonymous #3 1h

It’s an objective fact that most scholars of Christianity and Islam belief homosexuality is a sin. You can’t look me in the eyes and say there was some kind of “mistranslation“ that somehow made all these different branches of all these religions homophobic

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