Xander Moricz

So my point is, the context of the 10 commandments, right, is in the context of there was more than 600 laws, it boiled it down to 10, and then Jesus boiled it down to two, which people like to quote, love your neighbor.

The first is actually love the Lord your God, right?

In the context of the 10 commandments.

It is my theological opinion that the greatest commandment is when God says, be holy, for I am holy.

I respect that opinion.

The reason why is because, again, my point is the fundamental misunderstanding of Christianity.

Your position is that Christianity means that come as you are, stay as you are.

That is fundamentally not true.

I didn't say that.

You are saying it because—

I think that Christians like you who use the Bible and the word of God to hate others need to reflect on that and become more Christ-like.

So you agree with my point when I said that your understanding of love is to affirm.

That is not a biblical definition of love.

I'm not telling you you need to change your faith.

I'm saying that it is my opinion that you are not Christ-like in these actions and behaviors.

I'm saying that if a Christian believes that if I have a child and I believe that child is made in the image of God and God made them male or God made them female,

And then someone comes along and says that they're not male or they're not female.

That is contrary.

It comes as a divide between what God intended.

That is you thinking that you know that person's relationship with God better than they do.