Xander Moricz

I trust that their relationship with God showed them who they were.

And it is our duty to love and support them as Jesus Christ would.

Again, fundamental misunderstanding.

I'm not talking about their relationship with God.

I'm not talking about their relationship with God.

So you brought up sex workers, right?

The adulterous woman comes.

The Pharisees brought the adulterous woman to Jesus and said, we caught her in the act, right?

Some people say, how did the Pharisees catch her in the act, right?

It's like, what were they doing?

Shady.

Jesus, in his proper context of love, criticized them, says he without sin cast the first stone.

I would say you're bringing LGBTQ plus people to Christ.

Jesus and saying, they're bad.

And he would say, mind your business.

And even beyond that example, I don't think he would tell us to do anything differently because there is nothing harmful being done.

I even think in today's worldview, sex work would be respected by Christ.

This is why I think it's a fundamental misunderstanding.

And this isn't just a progressive LGBT issue.

I think there are people in general who have a misunderstanding of what Christianity is about.