PHthegoodkid3
Eternal Poster
Yes, it is absolute, but you have to understand that GOD doesn't interfere with our choices. If people choose not to obey Him, it's within His will to do what He seems fit for that. It doesn't mean that the consequence didn't come right away it doesn't mean that there's no consequence. If a man chooses not to obey the absolute law of GOD, the consequence will be inevitable. And it doesn't mean na di pa dumating yung consequence it means God's law is not absolute. Again like I said, man doesn't have the power to choose for the consequence and when it will come. BUT THAT DOESN'T discredit the absolute law of GOD.
The consequence I am referring to is the consequence that of not following God's law. Which I believe has the most powerful effect than the consequence that man's law will give
For someone who doesn't even believe in God, you won't understand how that works. Yes, we indeed have different ways of worship, but that doesn't change the fact that we only worship the same God. Again you won't be able to understand because you don't believe in one. I wouldn't need to expound on this one. But to make it simple, just as everyone believes that the concept of life is precious, it is with the same language for those who believe that we worship the same GOD in whatever language or concept we view him from.
God doesn't interfere with people's choices. If the people choose not to follow the laws written in the Bible, God would not interfere with that. However, there will be consequences as man won't follow his laws. I believe every religion would agree with that. As to what are the consequences is not for me to tell since it would be in vain to expound it to someone who doesn't believe in it in the first place.
Don't try to manipulate my words to change the way how God's love works. You don't even believe His existence yet you are trying to explain how He demonstrates His love. When I said God will accept those who follow Him, that means if one who considers himself LGBTQ+ decides to follow GOD, GOD will accept him. GOD WILL NOT HOWEVER FORCE HIMSELF TO OTHER PEOPLE'S LIVES, but that doesn't He doesn't love that person anymore. One of the reasons He places us here on earth is to show that we love HIM even though we can't see Him. His love is unconditionally true, but remember that justice is also existing. Love cannot rob justice, or in other words, MERCY cannot rob justice. That's why He provided us with laws to guide us to be able to go back to Him. When a man sin, that doesn't mean He is not loved by God anymore, or He can't be accepted by Him anymore. Instead, because of His love, he provided the law for man to be guided to come back to His presence and enjoy the fullness of His love. If you choose not to follow God, it is not GOD who walked away, IT IS YOU WHO WALKED AWAY IT IS YOU WHO CHOOSE NOT TO BE ACCEPTED when you know yourself that if you would just follow Him, He will accept you either LGBTQ+ or not.
Because unlike you who don't believe in a God and the consequence that comes after not following Him, We believers believe that when a nation began to move away from God, the greater consequence will come not only for those who don't believe but for everyone. That's why we continue to advocate. The Bible itself says that if a man knows and would not warn His neighbor, the one who knows will be accountable for what will happen to his neighbor. It would only be a natural reaction for us to continue to advocate against anything that would defy God's laws and truths. It is not a way to discriminate but a way to act upon what we know and believe. But you forgot to mention that MOST LIKELY OUR EFFORTS WILL BE MORE FOCUSED ON PROTECTING RELIGIOUS FREEDOM. Again your just focusing on some words I used and not the whole idea. 
I think you misunderstood something, I said we cannot comprehend now what He can-which means we may not be able to understand now what he can understand. It doesn't mean one is incomprehensible one doesn't exist. Then to believe that there are more than billions of galaxies out there is presumptuous. Were you able to count the number of galaxies, planets, and solar systems? Even science wasn't able to do so. Thus to conclude that something that we cannot comprehend doesn't exist is wrong and illogical itself. You know we can go on and on on this conversation. But since we are both going in a different direction, we will not come to a common answer. I want to conclude that as someone who believed in God, not saying that I am perfect or flawless, I would always stand against same-*** marriage. I don't mean that I hate LGBTQ+ people, but the practice itself is unacceptable to GOD. I have friends who consider themselves part of the LGBTQ+ community. I am trying my best not to discriminate against them in any way. I am not denying them a way how to show their love. We may not be able to fully understand things, like why they have same-*** attraction. But since I believe that this is not the only life we would live, not being married in this life is not the last chance we may have. I believe that God has something great prepared for every one of us. That's why He wanted us to trust Him and His plan for us. The same thing goes for those heterosexual people who couldn't get married in this life, with no fault of their own. Everyone has the chance as God prepared it for us. I don't tolerate sin; when they sin, I encourage them to repent just as I would to my heterosexual friends. I believe that God's love is unconditional. He accepts everyone who chooses to follow Him. But that doesn't mean those who won't follow Him is unacceptable to Him. How can He take someone inside when they don't choose to come inside? The choice is always within us. If we decide to follow God, He will accept us, but if we won't just like a goodly father to his child, He would always be waiting for His wayward child to come back to Him and accept him again.
ulol!
