Hes doing more damage to lgbtq and christian relations than helping.

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      Jesus didn’t tolerate sin but he loved the sinner.

      What does that have to do with being trans—a thing which is not a sin?

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              Do you have cite to say otherwise?

              I’m not the one claiming being trans is a sin. I don’t intend to provide “prove a negative” citations that television and tennis shoes aren’t sins either.

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                  It’s a common known fact.

                  Girl hush.

                  Why did “God make wheat” and not bread? Same reason as trans people. So humans could share in the holy act of creation.

                  What’s your actual source for it being a sin, not people saying it’s a sin.

                  Cite Jesus if you please, not a mistranslation of Paul of Tarsus

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                    I cited the pope. The pope has said being trans should be tolerated like all other sinners. All over the news and many bishops have spoke out against it. The pope sets the beliefs on the church. Not you.

                    We know Islam doesn’t tolerate. It’s a capital penalty in many Islamic countries.

                    To be clear I’m not religious but don’t confuse what the religions say.

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        And the primary object of his greatest act of intolerance was against the church that claimed to represent him and his father

        I am really confused by this statement. Can you explain ? There were no churches when Jesus was alive.

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                I am just confused. The leaders didn’t claim to represent Jesus.

                I think many people dislike religion but they also don’t understand the first thing about it.

                Jesus was a Jew. After he died, Christian’s were people who tried to live their life on his teachings. Jewish people don’t see Jesus as a messiah. It varies but some see him as a prophet. Islam sees him as a prophet.

                Jesus criticized people for not being truly religious.