Human Torch
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I'm not really interested in getting into a big battle about the Bible and homosexuality again,but I think it's worth pointing out that when Christians say gays should "suppress the urge" it's not meant to be hypocritical or some huge burden that we ourselves don't bear.
If you're straight (and a Christian) and you're tempted to commit adultery,engage in prostitution,commit fornication - you are expected to "suppress the urge".
Porn is another big deal.This past week is a good example.What straight male is not tempted to see Jen Lawrence nude?But you're expected to "suppress the urge".
As Christians we are expected to "suppress the urge" Each And Every Day Of Our Lives.And we fail at it to one extent or the other All the Time.Maybe not today,but maybe next week.It's not always easy and God knows this.
So what I'm trying to say is you may not agree with the "suppress the urge" concept,but it's something we as Christians live by daily and is not meant as some flippant excuse."You're gay?Eh,just suppress the urge".
If you're straight (and a Christian) and you're tempted to commit adultery,engage in prostitution,commit fornication - you are expected to "suppress the urge".
Porn is another big deal.This past week is a good example.What straight male is not tempted to see Jen Lawrence nude?But you're expected to "suppress the urge".
As Christians we are expected to "suppress the urge" Each And Every Day Of Our Lives.And we fail at it to one extent or the other All the Time.Maybe not today,but maybe next week.It's not always easy and God knows this.
So what I'm trying to say is you may not agree with the "suppress the urge" concept,but it's something we as Christians live by daily and is not meant as some flippant excuse."You're gay?Eh,just suppress the urge".