I read a question posted recently regarding being gay, and a christian. Many christians stated that you cannot be gay and a christian also, that you'll be convicted and wish to turn away from your sin.
So does this mean that converting to christianity will prevent you from sinning?
People who are considered christians still sin. Whether its lying, envy, greed, or lust ... christians still commit sins every single day. If this theory really held up, wouldn't everyone who converted to christianity stop sinning?
So those of you who claim to be christians, and still sin, does this mean that you aren't truly a christian?
Christians say that homosexuality is a lifestyle of sin. What is the difference between that and the lifestyles of christians who steal, are envious, and have unmarried heterosexual intercourse? All of these things are equated to homosexuality in 1 Cor. 6:9-11.
Please explain.
2007-02-12
10:17:46
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