jannikhansen36 ♥ // Being a Christian is not always mutually exclusive from respecting the LGBT community.

Being a Christian is not always mutually exclusive from respecting the LGBT community.

Hi all,

Just want to say, that as a Christian woman, I support the LGBT community and believe they should be treated the same (i.e. given the same amount of respect) as any other member of society. My lil bro canucks-at-heart is gay and I love him with all my heart ♥♥♥ *mwah*

It bothers me when I converse with other Christians that distance themselves from members of the LGBT community. Even if you don’t accept them or agree with their sexual orientation, you can still respect them and LOVE them (as God wants us to do - love thy neighbour as thyself).

I don’t understand why some Christians can’t love all of Gods creatures. If you’re going to use morality and sin as an excuse to not love them and show them respect, you should realize that none of us are free of sin - so no one should be eager to cast the first stone of judgment. We are all unique is our own way, and hate (especially against our fellow man) is something I thought we as God loving creatures were supposed to stray away from.

I love my lil brother and I support him. He is a smart, kind, sweet, and loving person. He has a great heart and is one of the nicest people you could ever meet. I don’t think he has one bad bone in his body. He always sees the best in people and is truly a gift from God ♥ He (like any one from the LGBT community, or ANY HUMAN BEING for that matter) deserves the same respect, tolerance, and equality all of us have a right to hold.

He may not be my biological brother, but God brought him into my life as a rich blessing. He is my best friend, and he is my brother in my heart.

Remember folks, let’s treat others the way we want to be treated. It’s the Golden Rule for a reason.

Everyone, let’s try to remove hatred from our hearts and fill them with love ♥

POSTED 8 months ago ♥ 9 notes