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:You should stop cursing God, that might be a place to start. In your situation, you are called to live a life of abstinence. --[[User:Jpatt|Jpatt]] 13:05, 14 April 2009 (EDT)

:You should stop cursing God, that might be a place to start. In your situation, you are called to live a life of abstinence. --[[User:Jpatt|Jpatt]] 13:05, 14 April 2009 (EDT)

::::I disagree.  A person who repents and becomes a Christian is born again and a new creature according the Bible.[http://www.spurgeon.org/sermons/0881.htm]  Although there are  people called to celibacy such as the Apostle Paul appears to have been (although he might have been married previously to his conversion), I know of cases where former homosexuals walk away from the homosexuality and live happily married lives. I suggest reading Conservapedia's [[ex-homosexuals]] and [[overcoming homosexuality]] articles and then examine the resource [[Resources on becoming a Christian|HERE]]. [[User:Conservative|conservative]] 20:41, 13 November 2010 (EST)

::::I disagree.  A person who repents and becomes a Christian is born again and a new creature according the Bible.[http://www.spurgeon.org/sermons/0881.htm]  Although there are  people called to celibacy such as the Apostle Paul appears to have been (although he might have been married previously to his conversion), I know of cases where former homosexuals walk away from the homosexuality and live happily married lives. I suggest reading Conservapedia's [[ex-homosexuals]] and [[overcoming homosexuality]] articles and then examine the resource [[Resources on becoming a Christian|HERE]]. [[User:Conservative|conservative]] 20:41, 13 November 2010 (EST)

:: To Jpatt: I did not find any curse leveled against God. If your argument is that homosexuality is a sin, and sin a curse againts God -- that's true, but so is every other sin. To the user "conservative": The Bible teaches it is best not to marry -- that is a direct quote from right-wing Christian [[Vox Day]]. Early Christians were far more often celibate, and the Catechism of Trent actually places celibacy above marriage. To oclunaigh: no offense, but I see this mostly as bragging about how successful you are, how attractive, an "alpha male" and whatnot who can attract top models. I am myself a born-again Christian, and while not homo- nor asexual, I will never marry, for I am an ugly, useless hunchback and mentally ill, which is indeed genetic, as it can be traced back to my ancestors and is hardly a "choice" (had I been given the choice, I would have rejected my birth -- but this is true for most people, were they honest). Further, I am suicidal, and have to battle against this urge too. I would like to kill myself---actually a rational choice from a God-less position---but I am not allowed to. At least as long as I am able to believe in Jesus Christ. After all, it's in the Bible itself: Jeremiah 20:14-18, Ecclesiastes 4:3, Philippians 1:21-23. Reinhold Schneider, a German Catholic poet, battled this too -- successfully, as he collapsed on the streets of Freiburg one morning on his way to Church, dying in the hospital at age 55. He suffered from complications with his intestines for around 12 years, most likely colon cancer. Living on soups and wine, as he could not stomach anything else. [[User:Tckirk|Tckirk]] ([[User talk:Tckirk|talk]]) 09:59, 6 October 2020 (EDT)

:: To Jpatt: I did not find any curse leveled against God. If your argument is that homosexuality is a sin, and sin a curse againts God -- that's true, but so is every other sin. To the user "conservative": The Bible teaches it is best not to marry -- that is a direct quote from right-wing Christian Vox Day. Early Christians were far more often celibate, and the Catechism of Trent actually places celibacy above marriage. To oclunaigh: no offense, but I see this mostly as bragging about how successful you are, how attractive, an "alpha male" and whatnot who can attract top models. I am myself a born-again Christian, and while not homo- nor asexual, I will never marry, for I am an ugly, useless hunchback and mentally ill, which is indeed genetic, as it can be traced back to my ancestors and is hardly a "choice" (had I been given the choice, I would have rejected my birth -- but this is true for most people, were they honest). Further, I am suicidal, and have to battle against this urge too. I would like to kill myself---actually a rational choice from a God-less position---but I am not allowed to. At least as long as I am able to believe in Jesus Christ. After all, it's in the Bible itself: Jeremiah 20:14-18, Ecclesiastes 4:3, Philippians 1:21-23. Reinhold Schneider, a German Catholic poet, battled this too -- successfully, as he collapsed on the streets of Freiburg one morning on his way to Church, dying in the hospital at age 55. He suffered from complications with his intestines for around 12 years, most likely colon cancer. Living on soups and wine, as he could not stomach anything else. [[User:Tckirk|Tckirk]] ([[User talk:Tckirk|talk]]) 09:59, 6 October 2020 (EDT)

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