thatdontimpressmemuch
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First off, I'm not a homosexual or even bisexual and I came from a Christian family, and all my life I've heard people saying how someone who's gay or ever bisexual will go to hell because it says so in the Bible. I often tried to find the scriptures that said that and even thought no one that I know (even my so-called Christan family that is against people who are not white, heterosexual americans) didn't know where to find it in the Bible, one of my friend's said that it was a king who said it. However, they didn't say that it was our lord who said it. I soon found out that scientists have proven that people who are gay are born with certain types of cells in their brains that heterosexual people don't have that makes them gay. After I heard that, I couldn't help but wonder that if it is true that God banished gay people to hell because they're gay, then why does he allow them to be born with these types of cells that causes them to be attracted to the same sex (through no fault of their own) just so they can walk through the world their whole lives in damnation just so they can die and burn in hell. That's not the type of God I grew up believing in. And even if there was a king who said that in the Bible, so what? There have been several rulers in the Bible that haven't exactly been the best (for example, the Pharaoh in the story of Moses). I honestly think the real reason why people has problems with gay's is because we are in a world where no one believer's in being different.
Everyone has to act the same, dress the same, wear they're hair a certain way, like the same things, and lets be honest, there are more heterosexual people in this world than homosexuals, so if a gay person is walking through a crowd of heterosexual people who knows he's gay, of course they're going to judge him for being different.
Even my uncle who played in a church band was talking to me about how gays are bad and he ended up slipping the words "it just don't look right" which I think has more to do with being different then what the Bible says. I think everyone tries to take one thing the Bible means and turns it into something they can agree on so then when someone says something about "the Bible says this, the Bible says that" then the other one can make it look like the Bible meant something completely different.
One more thing, you can't "chose" to be gay, once again you are born with it and for those people who had been married or whatever to the opposite sex then divorce and say they are gay doesn't mean they chose to be. It's probably because they're ashamed of who they really are. Like I said, I know what the scriptures say in the Bible about this, but I don't think God is the one who said it, because (once again) it has been proven that people are born gay. So why would he let them be that was if it was wrong.
I know I probably will get several hateful remarks for this question but that's ok, because if you do give me a hateful remark about this then that proves that you are the type of person who can't accept people being different or for being who they are
Everyone has to act the same, dress the same, wear they're hair a certain way, like the same things, and lets be honest, there are more heterosexual people in this world than homosexuals, so if a gay person is walking through a crowd of heterosexual people who knows he's gay, of course they're going to judge him for being different.
Even my uncle who played in a church band was talking to me about how gays are bad and he ended up slipping the words "it just don't look right" which I think has more to do with being different then what the Bible says. I think everyone tries to take one thing the Bible means and turns it into something they can agree on so then when someone says something about "the Bible says this, the Bible says that" then the other one can make it look like the Bible meant something completely different.
One more thing, you can't "chose" to be gay, once again you are born with it and for those people who had been married or whatever to the opposite sex then divorce and say they are gay doesn't mean they chose to be. It's probably because they're ashamed of who they really are. Like I said, I know what the scriptures say in the Bible about this, but I don't think God is the one who said it, because (once again) it has been proven that people are born gay. So why would he let them be that was if it was wrong.
I know I probably will get several hateful remarks for this question but that's ok, because if you do give me a hateful remark about this then that proves that you are the type of person who can't accept people being different or for being who they are