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Originally Posted by Trapped
Actually I'm glad you brought up being a sinner (or not being one.....right). Asexuals may not sin sexually, but it sure don't mean they ain't sinners.
Can the LGBTQIA+ supporters on this thread explain the gospel to me?
I'm setting aside the LGBT part of this thread for this question. This is not in relation to the LGBT issue being discussed. I'm only directing the question to those supporting same sex relations in this thread.
This is a serious question, and to be honest it relates a little more to the "LC" portion of the other closed thread. I didn't ever really understand the gospel until after I left the LC and heard it from totally non-LC and non-LSM sources.
The only reason I'm asking, in case you want to know my motives, is to try to understand how you understand sin.
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Originally Posted by SerenityLives
i went to a couple of various denominations after LC and they all mention sin a little differently. I will get back to you within the week on this question.
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I'd like to offer some thoughts.
Biblically speaking that's a hard question. Not so much because the Bible mentions sin, but more importantly, what God overlooks. Apparently He does that.
Consider King David. He sinned like none of us out here on this forum, including any LGBTQIA's out here. Yet he had a heart for God.
Can gays do that, with their comparably puny little sins?
What we clobber as sin, does God just overlook it?