Xander Moricz

What I am saying is that LGBTQ plus existences and relationships do not create harm.

Murder creates harm.

I would say Christians have an obligation to call out and stop murderous policies when they see them.

Because there is not a correlation of harm that would call out the word of Christ, that is what we're seeing there.

I am going to have to have a very hard conversation about the fact that the original Biblical text would have destroyed life for millions of good Christian Americans.

So what we did is we listened to the Bible and we listened to the word of Christ who said, you do not know everything yet, do not treat the Bible like a law, follow the Holy Spirit, be inspired by it and follow it through grace.

And because we do so, we learn to bring in new people into the Christian faith, support them,

Occlude them.

You're saying a lot of presuppositions.

And you're saying a lot of things that, like, back when you were making the claim, right, when everyone was bringing up different studies and things that were happening, you were saying that's fundamentally not true.

The things that you're saying right now are fundamentally not true, specifically because of what it's written in Scripture, right?

So there's people who, like, I'm not going to get into the debate of, like, sola scriptura and whether or not, like, Christians only look at the text or tradition, stuff like that.

The Word of God says we shouldn't do that.

But the point I'm making, so again, the reason why I said fundamental misunderstanding is because when it comes to reading the text and understanding the text, there's no form of like exegesis.

There's no form of understanding context.

There's no form of looking at the text and saying, hey, what is actually happening here?

There is a word in the text from Christ that says, do not treat this like a law.

And I haven't told you everything yet.

John 16, 12 literally says, you do not have all the information now.

I have not burdened you with all of the truth now.