Instigating stupidity then crying like a stuck pig when only you get called out for it is just.... Sad. It's like instigator penalties in sports, when you goad people into being mean through your own meanness and vitriol, you deserve the first and hardest punishment and have no reason or right to then ask why others weren't punished.

You really have to consider your audience, these are not the kind of people you can debate:)

"And Jesus held up a coin and asked, 'Whose face is this?' 'Caesar's', said the teachers. 'Render unto Caesar what is his.'" That piece of scripture is used to explain how Christians are to live in this world. We cannot force our beliefs upon others. We can talk about it, we can witness, but we cannot force it. Condemning others for their beliefs is not what we are about, though that is the perception. When people carry on like this, it feeds into the narrative that Christians are pious zealots. I don't know what branch of Christianity you profess, but it's been interesting to watch you pivot back-and-forth between Old and New Testament as it suited your needs. In one case an opponent to you stated Jesus was about love and the New Testament, to which you responded "what about the Old Testament". Then another person made remarks based on the Old Testament, to which you stated, "That's the Old Testament", meaning it was irrelevant. You're going to have to do a better job at reconciling the two, because right now you are cherry picking pieces of the Bible to shore up your tenuous viewpoint. In the spirit of goodwill, allow me to offer some words... "I did not come here to do away with what was written (the Old Testament). No, I am here to fulfill it!" - Jesus The purpose of the Old Testament was varied - it showed the character of God, the love, and yes, the vengeance. It laid the foundation for the relationship between God and man, and how man continuously finds ways to separate himself from God. It established that separation from God was death, and sin had to be atoned for. Blood was the symbol of life, so blood was given for sin through animal sacrifice. Usually that animal was young and pure with no blemish, the best of the herd. It's easy to see Jesus's part in this. He led a perfect life, unblemished, and served as the ultimate sacrifice for all sins. He was the best of the herd, God's own son. Get that? He lived a perfect life. So how did he deal with the very worst of society? He lived amongst them. He loved them. He rejected none of them. He called them to him. He showed them a better way. He showed them peace through love, not condemnation. He warned of what was to come, true enough, but he said over and over that those that believed in him would have everlasting life. ...and that includes homosexuals. "Judgment is mine", sayeth the Lord.

Why was this moved to feedback. The ninjas aren't paying attention.

Dude, I've read your stuff in this thread. As a Christian I can tell you you aren't doing Christianity any favors. Whatever your intent, you are coming off close-minded, bigoted, and ignorant. Not trying to insult you, but as you've tried to help by being blunt, so shall I. Let me try one time to clarify... If God is perfection and can tolerate no sin next to him, ALL sin is equal. That means you, as a sinful human being, cannot be next to God without grace. I know, you've asked to be forgiven, but does that mean you'll never sin again? Of course not. That means you are continuing to live in sin. By your own logic, you are going to hell. Whatever the Bible says about homosexuality, one thing is clear; God made homosexuals. Why? I don't know, but he did. What I do know is it is not my place to stand in judgment. Jesus lived amongst the sinners and converted them by example. His good life was his witness. The New Testament was about love and caring for one another, not bitterness and acrimony. A little more... The Apostle Paul wrote about "a thorn in his flesh". Scholars disagree on what it was or could have been, and there is no way to know for sure what it was. Paul prayed that it might be removed, but also commented he was made perfect through it because it forced him to rely on God. Who's to say this wasn't homosexuality? If so, are you ready to say the Apostle Paul is going to hell?

Cowabunga!

Sorry, but you're just making other Christians look bad. Homosexual or not, it's not your place to decide where they go.

What? I have no idea what's going on here. What did you say? Link please ^_^

Stop playing the victim... You are not a victim. If you're saved, be happy. Period.

hiya bud, you probably remember me, the grimoire really states it you can't neglect, but don't worry, they aren't forcing it on us, if they ever expand on Exo Stranger, i doubt they will force a "love history" on us, dang the ninjas deleted that comment to not get that controversy growing and growing, so just get calmed, next time ya comment somenthing like that, word it better, then the ninjas will not need to delete. And if the ninjas "warned you" about hate speech and such, as i said, word it better.

Maybe, don't be a closed minded homophobe next time. That's unlikely to happen though, so just keep your religious nonsense to yourself. You are still faced with the issue of being you, but that's your problem.