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đAs a person who values both faith and respect for others, I believe we should treat every person including those in the LGBTQIA community with kindness, dignity, and fairness. They are still human beings created by God, deserving of compassion and understanding. However, showing respect doesn't mean agreeing with everything they do. I can treat them kindly without supporting actions or lifestyles that go against my personal beliefs. Respect for people is different from approval of behavior, and I believe it's possible to uphold both truth and love at the same time.
đI believe education starts with understanding judgment. I can learn about their experiences and not struggles so I don't speak from ignorance. But accepting them as people doesn't mean I must accept all their beliefs as right. I can acknowledge their reality and still stand firm in mine. For me, the key is balance understanding where they're coming from while remaining grounded in my own moral and spiritual convictions. It's possible to be open-minded without losing one's faith or identity.
đFor me no marriage, by its original and divine design, is meant to be between a man and a woman. It's not just a social contract; it's a sacred covenant a union that reflects life, balance, and creation.
The union of male and female completes the natural order of family and the continuation of life. Allowing same-sex marriage changes not only the meaning of marriage but also its purpose. While I respect their desire for love and companionship, I still believe that real marriage, as God intended, is the joining of man and woman to build a family and future that aligns with the natural and moral law.
đFor me, being emotionally different or having same-sex attraction is not, by itself, immoral feelings alone don't make a person wrong. But acting upon those feelings in ways that go against God's design, that's where morality comes in. Emotions and passions are part of being human, but we must learn to control them and align them with what is right and true. It's not about judging them as bad people it's about recognizing that we all have tendencies and struggles, and we're all called to live with discipline and faithfulness. What matters most is our willingness to choose what is right over what simply feels right.
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I will never judge or hate anyone for being different. I believe love and truth can exist together. As an individual , my faith teaches me to love others, but also to stand firm in what is right. We are all created in God's image, and each of us has a purpose.
So even if the world changes its standards, I choose to hold on to what I believe is real and eternal that God's design for man and woman is sacred, and our duty is to live in truth, respect, and compassion.
#LGBTQIA #IrespectLGBTQIA
đAs a person who values both faith and respect for others, I believe we should treat every person including those in the LGBTQIA community with kindness, dignity, and fairness. They are still human beings created by God, deserving of compassion and understanding. However, showing respect doesn't mean agreeing with everything they do. I can treat them kindly without supporting actions or lifestyles that go against my personal beliefs. Respect for people is different from approval of behavior, and I believe it's possible to uphold both truth and love at the same time.
đI believe education starts with understanding judgment. I can learn about their experiences and not struggles so I don't speak from ignorance. But accepting them as people doesn't mean I must accept all their beliefs as right. I can acknowledge their reality and still stand firm in mine. For me, the key is balance understanding where they're coming from while remaining grounded in my own moral and spiritual convictions. It's possible to be open-minded without losing one's faith or identity.
đFor me no marriage, by its original and divine design, is meant to be between a man and a woman. It's not just a social contract; it's a sacred covenant a union that reflects life, balance, and creation.
The union of male and female completes the natural order of family and the continuation of life. Allowing same-sex marriage changes not only the meaning of marriage but also its purpose. While I respect their desire for love and companionship, I still believe that real marriage, as God intended, is the joining of man and woman to build a family and future that aligns with the natural and moral law.
đFor me, being emotionally different or having same-sex attraction is not, by itself, immoral feelings alone don't make a person wrong. But acting upon those feelings in ways that go against God's design, that's where morality comes in. Emotions and passions are part of being human, but we must learn to control them and align them with what is right and true. It's not about judging them as bad people it's about recognizing that we all have tendencies and struggles, and we're all called to live with discipline and faithfulness. What matters most is our willingness to choose what is right over what simply feels right.
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I will never judge or hate anyone for being different. I believe love and truth can exist together. As an individual , my faith teaches me to love others, but also to stand firm in what is right. We are all created in God's image, and each of us has a purpose.
So even if the world changes its standards, I choose to hold on to what I believe is real and eternal that God's design for man and woman is sacred, and our duty is to live in truth, respect, and compassion.
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Thanks .. sissy ... it really needs to explain for us to have a deeper understanding..
salamat po sis kaya ang hirap kung sakali buwagin ang law ng tao at ng diyos kasi pag nagkataon.
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