I commented that there are many straight
people who think they will go to heaven just because they are straight. A
‘fundamentalist apprentice’ told me that ‘being straight is one of the
conditions’. Where he got that from, I don’t know.
There was another ‘religious’ person who went
to my profile and judged me by my photos. However, he forgot that, according to
1 Timothy 1:15, all of us, absolutely all of us, are sinners! According to this
beautiful verse, I am the worst of sinners, and you who are reading this text
are the worst sinners.
“This is a trustworthy saying, worthy of full
acceptance: Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, of whom I am the
worst.”
[1 Timothy 01:15]
One of the biggest problems of ‘brothers in
Christ’ is forcing/spitting out a holiness that doesn’t exist! And worse still,
behind all this ‘holiness’, instead of embracing and loving like Jesus did, you
only push people away. You put yourselves on a pedestal and make others feel
bad and still say ‘I love you, brother!’. You love nothing!
You, 'brother in Christ', who are reading
this text and think you are superior because you are a Christian, here I tell
you: You are just one more! God did not give you authority to do anything! You
do not have God's power of attorney!
If every pastor made videos talking about
corruption, idolatry and ADULTERY with the same intensity that they do about
Homosexuality, I think the church would be more respected and would see other
horizons.
When Eyshila's son died, there was a wave of
'brothers in Christ' saying that God killed him so that he would not deviate
(become gay). Can you analyze the sewer that we are in?
The 'apprentice fundamentalist' asked me why
I am bothered by him talking about the "sin of homosexuality".
In truth, this does not bother me. I just
find it very pointless to keep spouting morality, holiness and religiosity. We
Christians should be able to EMBRACE our neighbors, regardless of the person's
situation.
Example: Imagine, for example, a transsexual
arriving at your church. How would you, a brother in Christ who is reading this
text, react? Would you start talking about the Bible and sin or would you call
him to talk, to hug him?
The church has to be a hospital and not a
court. My role as a Christian is to EMBRACE others. The role of judgment, we
leave to the ONLY One who can do it: God.
And, to conclude, here is what I say to you:
- Stop meddling in other people's lives!
- Stop judging the sin of others simply
because they do not commit the same sin as you.