While this question is aimed for people with opinions about such occurences in the Christian faith. This question is open to all regardless religious leanings \n(or absense thereof)
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Homosexuality is a major sin within the two major faith(Judaism in not one of thee three as it is the 14th largest religion of the world) and I am not sure about the Buddhist faith, so as far as the first two are concern I would have to say no how could someone of this nature objectively and accurately preach against something that desecrates him he would really have to skip anything on the Sodom and Gomorrah I mean how much more clear can Allah's position be on this subject when an entire city was destroyed because of this sin....
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Yes, I see it very much related to my faith.  God has given humanity power over the earth to take care of it (Genesis 1-2).  Christians really do need to take care of the earth.\n\nHow to do it is another question.  I think this is a question that can be better answered through scientific study rather than theology.  The Bible simply doesn't address directly the challenges that we are facing today.
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Exactly my friend....Exactly....Sadly Christians will never understand full what they are talking about....they can easily write off any other story ever written about Gods or things like that...but when it comes to what they believe it has to be real and true! Mucho props to you!
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from my experience, i've never gotten a solid answer to the question you are asking.  a typical response is usually that shortly after the canon was etablished, the church strayed and people started believing erroneous things. a specific point in history is never mentioned, just a nebulous falling away to the point of not being Christian any more, as if somehow the Holy Spirit stopped being with the church.  I disagree and believe the Holy Spirit will be with us always.
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It is very sad indeed that these statements hold so much truth. Just because someone says they are Christian does not mean they are Christ like although that is what the bible teaches us to be. All through out the Word of God we are taught love. I believe because of a few who are ready to condemn or judge others they are defeating the purpose of true Christianity. We are not suppose to turn any away and still there are those that do. Then again the bible says that many will knock but few will enter. I personally apologize to all who have been hurt by someone claiming to have done so for religions sake. The God I serve is a God of love and He loves each and every one of us no matter what our flaws. I'm sure that when He sees someone turning away from Him because of something said or done He is truly heartbroken and disappointed.
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Not laughing here.  Even Christians don't always understand Revelations and the signs.  I think the big thing is, our human mind just can't comprehend what the Bible says on the subject.  Most don't want to believe it's happening or are too wrapped up in themselves to care.
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There was a special about this on the Discovery Channel (or maybe it was History, I mix them up all the time) that used the question of the possibility of Jesus's mother Mary conceiving a child while still being a virgin.  They base it on scientific theory of course and not on a belief in procreation by a Divine source.  In the end, they came to a conclusion that it is possible, and has happened at some point in the past, although i can't remember if being a hemaphrodite was a prerequisite or not.
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Excellent!!!!!!!!!!! I agree with you entirely. It is refreshing to find a Christian who is willing to accept that other people can have different beliefs. You have restored my faith in people. Thank You
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Hmm you bring up an intresting point.. But I would need to search it out my self.. in scripture..  So to answer your question I would say I am not too sure that is true...
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Well, I'm a Christian biologist, and I know many others who are.  I accept that evolution occured, but I do think it was necessary for God to direct it.  There are too many irreducibly complex systems at the cellular level, and too many astronomically unlikely coincidences that would have had to take place, if natural selection were completely responsible for the phenomenon.  Even a time span of billions of years is just not enough to account for it, statistically speaking.  That's my professional opinion, and I'm far from the only one who thinks so.
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Yes it does sound like christians are shooting themselves in the foot. its quite amusing. I also think that on some subconciese level that the guilt fear and shame inside them darkens thier hearts until they are unaware they are doing anything wrong or believing anything wrong/.;
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I think we've all pondered that.  Just remember to share love too !!  Sometimes we try to share our Christian beliefs the wrong way. Christians are people. People make mistakes.  Thank you and God Bless.
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there is a difference between Christians and born again Christians, maybe it has something to do with being born again. LOL
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I did not know this. I am Christian, and actually that is quite a conerning teaching. falesy and twisting of the Lords truth, are the first thing that come to mind. Jesus Christ is the Saviour, our Lord and Christ, not michael the archangel. concerning.
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The is a place in our "Heart" that is the shape of God. So when we except the values, & understand Bibical turths it is filled. Our souls see this. So how can it not continue.
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I'M IN TOTAL AGREEMENT WITH YOU. THERE WILL COME A DAY THAT PEOPLE WILL BE LEFT BEHIND DUE TO THE DECISIONS THAT THEY MADE PRIOR TO CHRIST'S RETURN. UNFORTUNATELY, THE NUMBER OF THOSE WITHOUT SALVATION FAR OUTNUMBER THOSE OF US THAT ARE SAVED THROUGH THE BLOOD OF CHRIST. SO MUCH ATTENTION HAS BEEN GIVEN TO THE NEGATIVE THINGS OF THIS WORLD, THAT MANY OF THEM ARE MISSING THE BIG PICTURE OF SALVATION AND HIS COMING. THE VERY ROOT OF THIS MAJOR PROBLEM IS PRIDE AMONG SO MANY OTHER THINGS THAT ONLY GOD KNOWS.
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Yeah, you're actually quite right on this issue.  Thankfully, a very small number of Christians does recognize this fallacy.  Try researching "Christian mysticism."  It's very interesting.