Is what gay people do in the privacy in their own homes still something to persecute?

Answer 1

No one deserves to be persecuted. Ever. We each have free will, whether we believe that God gave it to us or not. I would probably be persecuted for the things i like in bed. But it's my body and i know what i like. If i have to answer for that later that is between me and God. No one else. Just like everyone else. My relationship with Him is mine and no one elses. I'm not perfect, I like kinky stuff, I'm still a Christian, but I'm also human. Just like you. (i even think girls kissing is hot)

Answer 2

I've heard by law straight people could be persecuted for the same things. I think what happens in the privacy of home, with two consenting adults should just be private. I'd hate to think a peeping tom could rat someone out.

Answer 3

Its not that we persecute, it's that as Christians we speak the words from the Bible, people who are gay don't want to hear about it; this is because the Bible is truth and they may feel convicted. 'The truth will set you free'.

For the world hated Jesus for what he preached, so will his followers be hated by the world, because their not of the world, when one follows him. People may hate what is said since it goes against the grain of a changing world.

God's word identifies husband-wife relations as "natural relations" and homosexual relations as "unnatural ones" (Romans 1:26-27) and "perversion" (vs. 27).

God loves all sinners, and forgives.

Jesus does not condemn nor persecute. He understands. He came to earth and lived in a human body. He knows the pressure. He knows the pain. And Jesus cares. He cares enough to help people free of the sin; because He knows that sin will destroy you. Sin may give a temporary pleasure, but in the end sin always destroys. Jesus loves everyone too much to want people to be destroyed.

So that is why Christians, speak in regards to this is because we know the word from the Bible, and were here to speak the good news.


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Answer 4

For those who are filled with hate, judgement, and persecution and who never questioned their conditioning but instead continue to project all this negative stuff outward and make a deity support it, the answer is: yes. For the rest of us: no.

Answer 5

No. Neither are they persecuted now. Only warned. God has condemned homosexuality. You dont know what true persection is. Persecution is dragging people out of their homes, putting them in jail, or executing them. Christians do no such things.

Answer 6

In some States, yes, because laws prohibiting sodomy are still on the books. Most states offer gays the protection of the law.

God's laws, however, are altogether different.

Answer 7

It shouldn't be. What two (or hell, three ore more, I don't care) consenting adults do in the privacy of their own homes is their business, and their business alone. No ones forcing you to watch, or to participate.

Answer 8

nothing to persecute at all. but everyone needs to be confronted with the law of God and given a choice to repent. if they reject it, then so be it. as long as the blood is on their own hands its ok.


something to persecute? absolutely not. but i suppose it comes down to how you define persecution

Answer 9

Yeah because they will hurt themselves in the long run, besides they will later want to make it public. If somone was about to beat their child or wife in their home, then should we try to stop them since its in the privacy of their home? Or if someone was being raped, should we stop them or let them be?

Answer 10

No.

Some promote it, therein lays the problem.