Do gay people go to church and believe in God? I?m speaking Christianity here.
 

Boggles the mind?.

who cares, people can do what they want when they want

what you do with your life is all that should matter

peace and love brutha, peace and love

No, because once you turn gay, all of your beliefs immediately fall from your body in a big hairy pile of ass on the floor.

Why would the church allow known sinners into their establishment?

Who gives a fuck???

just out of curiosity, who proclaimed you god to say what is a sin or not?

the ONLY way we will ever know what is truely a sin and what is not, is when we die and meet up with our maker and he tells us personally, until then, neither you or I have the right to judge or condemn anyone for any action they take.

Jesus hung out with twelve guys and a deranged sectarian baptist dude without a wife.



Go figure.

"Church is gay"
"I love you, too"

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god declared alot of sins in the bible

Why do you ask .!?

I like to keep a couple of Bibles in the bathroom just in case I run out of toilet paper.

the Jedi faith is based on less fiction than the bible.

Yup lots of people can't break the faith they were brainwashed with as a child:)

they probably do believe in God. I don't see why not?

i think they believe in God.
And God believs in them. THere was a mistake when they found their bodies. That's all

i pitty them, but if it happened in some other century back, they would be prosecuted.

You can't lump all gay people together so some do and some don't.

Do all priests believe in god or are they just in it for the hahaha hahaha?

mal, Plenty of gay people are Christians. Churches do not turn anyone away either.

As for the sins you may have seen declared in the Bible, the only definite ones are the ten commandments. Much of the "Biblical law" that anti-Christians like to bring up (since some of the laws are pretty crazy) are actually in there as a written history of local laws from the period.

A quick google answered that question - http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...gay+christians

Great point.... wait... according to Christianity, aren't we all sinners? Does the church allow adulterers, alcoholoics, wife beaters, cheaters, liars, theives? Apparently.... If not, could anyone go at all?

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Alot of women suck cock and take it in the ass ... they are welcome?

nice point of view... anyway maybe gay also go to church , even church disallowed gay community , they still believe on it

Yep, we're all sinners.
God didnt write the bible. People compiled it from various writings a couple of hundred years AD.
Did god write the ten commandments with a tongue of fire? Maybe. Where does it say "dont be gay" though?

There's really no correlation between your sexual preference, lifestyle, whether you go to churches or not, and your personal religious beliefs.

According to their religion, that would probably be god or Jesus, no?

oh.. is there a God?

neither of which has any proof of even existing other than a creepy little book that people bow down to

Sure, why not?

anyone can believe in whatever they want...

gay people are not permitted in the catholic church unless they are priests with a lust for children.

Glad we agree ... :1orglaugh

There is a difference between God and the church ...

You pitty gay people? - please dont :winkwink:

As was said god has never declared it a sin, only some of the contributors did. If you want to base the whole Christian belief as following the bible to the letter then not only does it contradict itself hugely in many places, but those following it would spend a very long time in jail for doing so - especially the nice little bits that tell you to kill certain 'sinners'.

For the little it's worth there are openly gay vicars (ministers) in the UK.

Oh...and I gotta add that I'm a total atheist myself but happy to respect others beliefs providing they don't interfere with my life.

They do,even gay politicians do

They do,even gay politicians do

:thumbsup

but did you go to a church to have the conversation?