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BlogResponse: Religion and Sexuality |
I can understand why it's really hard to hear someone you respect and admire talk down about homosexuality, especially on basis of religion. I am really sad to hear that you had to endure that. No one should have to.
I don't know what your religious views are, however if you believe in a higher power allow yourself to believe what you believe. Just because someone believes one way it doesn't mean it's set in stone as the way that everything is. If you have a love of God and you believe that He doesn't look down upon you for your sexuality then embrace that.
Religion is based on a personal relationship and everyone has their personal relationship with their God/gods/goddess in a different way.
What I'm trying to say is that if you have a religious belief don't let someone else's belief have the power to turn you away from what you believe in.
"So paint it black and take it back. Let's shout out loud and clear." -"Welcome To The Black Parade" by My Chemical Romance
“Taking the first step with the good thought, the second with the good word, and the third with the good deed, I enter Paradise.”-Persian Proverb
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Post: #649716 , Wed 16 May 12, 5:39PM |
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I wasn't hurt by it at all. It was an intellectual conversation (although one sided) and it gave me things to think about, these are just after thoughts I wish I had brought up with him,but, in an effort to keep the peace I didn't want it to become an argument..
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Post: #649718 , Wed 16 May 12, 6:04PM |
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specify on the religion. If you mean christianity, then i agree that they dont mix well. Wicca, however, is indifferent about sexuality.
I am strong because I know weakness.• I am compassionate because I have experienced suffering. •I am alive because I am a fighter.• I am wise because I have been foolish.• I can laugh because I have known sadness.• I can love because I have known loss
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Post: #649725 , Wed 16 May 12, 6:26PM |
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