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Originally Posted by Praxeas

IF was is stated in the initial post is true of this law, then yes it is anti-Christian. Any law that seeks to limit telling the truth of the word of God so that some might be saved is anti-Christian.


How does saying that prove this law is not anti-Christian? This is a red herring. Second, speak for yourself. When someone struggles with homosexuality I help them just as I would any liar or someone doing any other sin. But still HOW does that pertain to the subject of telling the truth outside of the church building? You seem to be chasing rabbit trails here


Again, this has nothing to do with the current topic.


It is anti-christian. It does NOT force the church to alter it's view. It might prevent them from telling the truth that like lying, adultery or other sins homosexuality is a sin and then need to repent.

Unfortunately you assume too much. Did you read the article? The post was ambiguous the article shed more light on the topic.

There has never been a tactful way of speaking out against homosexuality outside of the church. I am assuming those that think this law is ridiculous are those that try impose their convictions upon others.

No, homosexuality is not good, it is a sin, but there are many discriminatory acts that christians do outside of the church that are utterly inexcusable. We are not talking about preaching, we are talking about discrimination vs. preaching what is sin and what is not.

Don't judge my views and say that I am being misleading when you are obviously oblivious to what is actually occurring.

You can agree with anti-gay protests all you want but I will only disagree with the gender identity aspect of this law.