Watched it 2 nights ago with my father.
Soon as I seen "it", I told him "that's a man".
He argued.( he's a brain dead lib)
I will show him this thread

Does womens swimming come to mind?

Yeah, . . . Lia Thomas . . .

bucksnbears have him read this> https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2021/dec/29/flap-ensues-trans-jeopardy-champ-amy-schneider-hai/

Make that seven! lol

Might not want to show him this post now that you called him that on it.

By those standards, Christ loved Charlie Manson, Rev. Jim Jones, and Jeff Epstein.....

Don't forget Hitler.

Smart person. Leave it be.

If we bring the Creator into this discussion, God made male and female and blessed them and commanded them to be fruitful and multiply.
We can honor what God, the Father desires for those He made, without celebrating the brokenness of the decisions humans make.
God did not make transvestites,
and while Christ did come to seek and save that which was lost - the 1st Coming,
Christ's 2nd Coming has the divine promise of a Bema seat or Great White Throne judgement so those who are exalting sinful behavior will provide their answer before Jesus Himself.

We can love the sinner but not embrace the sin.
That's biblical.

Blessings,
Mark

He did. That's the cool part......you can out-sin Christ's love. You can reject his love, but you can't sin so much that he stops loving you.

God didn't make you or I so that we could commit what ever sins we choose to commit, either. We choose to separate ourselves from God by sinning-you, me, and "Amy" included. God doesn't separate himself from us, we choose to seperate ourselves from God. That's why Jesus died on that cross.....so that there would be atonement for my sin, your sin, and Amy's sin, and, if we choose to accept that gift, Jesus bridges that chasm we created between us and God with our sin.

Yes, Amy sins. You sin. I sin. We all sin. That's why Christ died on that cross....to make atonement for your sin, my sin and Amy's sin. You, me,and Amy are all bound for the same he'll because of our sins. We don't go to a better quality he'll because we think our sin isn't as bad as someone else's sin. It's not like Amy's headed to the motel 6 in he'll and we're headed to the embassy suites he'll. It's all the same....eternal separation from God.

Thankfully, because Jesus choose to die on that cross as an atonement for us, we all don't have to go to that he'll. We can all, you, me,and Amy included, have forgiveness for or sins and be with God in heaven forever instead, if we accept that gift.

All sin is atoned for but Jesus did teach us how to judge for discernment. Love the sinner but don't yoke yourself to the sin. So judge to discernment but be careful not to judge to condemnation.... that's Jesus's job.

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He did. That's the cool part......you can out-sin Christ's love. You can reject his love, but you can't sin so much that he stops loving you.[/quote]
Cool.......I guess I should stop trying to be a good person and have more fun. I'll make Jeff Epstein look like a Saint.

Make that 7

You could, I suppose. Jesus' death was sufficient to cover any sin you could come up with.
Paul addresses that exact issue in Romans. He says that where sin abounds, grace abounds even more. To his means that you cannot out-sin God. He'll always have enough grace to cover your sin.
But.........does that mean we as Christians should sin more, so that we have more grace? Of course not. We who are in Christ are dead to sin. It doesn't reign in us any more.

I believe in a Creator for sure just from the way everything in the world works together perfectly.....until mankind enters the equation. Stuff like this above is where I start backing away from going all-in on religion.

In today's world anyone can be just about anything they want to be if they are willing put in the time and effort. The real question is how much time and effort am I going to put in supporting that individual's delusion.