Anonymous #5 1w

I would say unless requested. Many Eucharistic ministers go in to deliver the Eucharist to sick members of their parish requesting it while in the hospital.

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Anonymous #7 1w

I’m mostly referencing how their push on healthcare aims to have people denied healthcare because of their “religious beliefs”, as well as the antivaxx, no blood transfusion, no GAC, and no abortion nonsense. If they want their crackers and prayers, that’s fine. But their beliefs need to be kept out of other people’s healthcare.

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Anonymous #6 1w

I hate the way it’s framed (mainly for kids to pray), but from a purely scientific standpoint, I think it’s great to kind of “force” kids to be completely silent and alone with their thoughts for a few minutes every day, especially the younger ones. Kids don’t know how to be bored and under stimulated anymore, to no fault of their own. I think it helps a tiny bit at least with that.

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There’s nothing more divine and self-loving than wholly embracing everything innate and beautiful about oneself. Sorry not sorry you’ll never understand what it’s like.

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I’m glad in my decision and God will continue to love me unconditionally bc I will continue to be His child

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I personally don’t want surgery 🤷🏽‍♂️

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Tell me exactly what verse says queer people don’t go to heaven. And no, it’s not the verse about condemning pedophilia. I’ll wait.

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Your book doesn’t scare me, nor do your empty threats. I can guarantee you if your god were as loving as many claim, you’re further from those gates at your current best than I could be at my worst.

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Your book doesn’t apply to my life, sweetheart. But go ahead and keep falling into your little incel territory. You’re the reason you’re alone. 🤭

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You literally judge one of Gods children, and yet you call yourself a Christian? Who are you to say being trans was not God’s plan for us? If all my life I’ve felt trans, what makes you so certain it was not God who made me this way in the first place? We are not rejecting His design, we are honoring the way He created us. We were created trans, that is His design.

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Oh, no! It’s going to be so hot! And I’ll be surrounded by kickass queer people and scientists and other awesome people. Soooo scary. 🤣

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Oh, you promise!? 🥵

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Anywhere away from any ilk like you is a guaranteed good time. 😂

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Taunting His children, calling them losers, and taking joy in the thought of watching them burn goes against everything we’re taught. You best change your attitude or you will be the one burning.

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Anonymous #3 1w

Can’t forget trying to command others to harm themselves, either. That’s far more egregious than most other things.

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Anonymous #5 1w

I must have missed that part. Yes, that’s much worse :(

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Anonymous #7 1w

That’s not the same thing tho like what ur saying would be similar to a Muslim kid in a high school praying Salah

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Anonymous #5 1w

Real bc FUCK those bitches who go to the hospital demanding someone saves them but they refuse literally any life-saving treatment bc it ‘goes against their religion’ it’s annoying af GTFO out of the hospital bed if you’re not gonna let anyone help you

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Anonymous #3 1w

His plans have been corrupted my friend. I also have plenty of feelings and desires that are not of God. It’s not out of judgement but out of love that Christians call out these sins, because they draw you away from God. I have sins I struggle with myself, and I’m not better than you because sin is sin, there aren’t categories to which sin is worse than the other in the eyes of God. It’s just sucks that Christians don’t articulate that well and choose to take the “holier than though” approach

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Anonymous #14 1w

Or when they let their kids die because “god wanted it that way”— no, you are neglectful POSs and should be charged.

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Anonymous #15 1w

Ah, glad to know loving oneself is just as bad as committing genocide. Make it make fucking sense.

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Anonymous #5 1w

I didn’t mean one is less bad than the other, but that both separate us from God. I don’t think assault and a murder should have the same punishment on earth, but in the context of God and heaven, anything short of perfect is insufficient. Judgement and eternal consequence are two different things. Even those who believe in Christ will be judged for all their sins, and God will deliver them the just punishment or revenge they deserve. Sorry if that wasn’t clear.

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Anonymous #15 1w

No, that’s what you meant. News flash- “perfection” is not a thing. Your book makes just about everything a sin when you actually read through every single page of it. “… sin is sin, there aren't categories to which sin is worse than the other…” was pretty clear on your part. Good to know that Sally’s ear piercings are going to put her right next to hitler in hell.

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Anonymous #5 1w

Exactly sin is sin in the fact that it’s all separating from God, regardless of the extent or “level” of sin. There aren’t categories of sin in the sense that even if they are big or small, they draw you away from God. That doesn’t mean that they are all equally as bad, just that they are all not perfect. Again, I’m sorry if my wording confused you. That is what I meant.

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Anonymous #5 1w

Also, I’m pretty sure ur confusing ceremonial law with moral law. Like how Leviticus talks about not wearing cloth of two separate material. It’s important to read in context. Those laws don’t apply to Christianity because Jesus came and fulfilled that those laws. We still live under moral law like the 10 commandments etc. And yes, since we continuously choose to sin, we can only be perfected through faith in Jesus.

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Anonymous #15 1w

So you admit you’re picking and choosing simply because you feel like it, got it.

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