Comments on: No, it was not a choice.

By: gaychristians

gaychristians — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 20:42:03 +0000

Thanks Coleen! I will link you as well if you don’t mind?

By: gaychristians

gaychristians — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 20:40:54 +0000

Hello Felicity and welcome to my blog. I appreciate your honesty and I respect it. I apologize if I disagree with your stance on homosexuality as being a sin and being equated to fornication and lying. The site name as Gay Christians to me is similar to Christian Male or Christian Female. Fornication is committed by all genders and it’s not something that I would equate to being gay.

Changing is never easy most specially if you’re trying to change something that can’t be changed. I can hide it.. yes.. but I’d rather not. THAT would be LYING and isn’t that something you equated homosexuality with in the first place.

I am not demeaning your comment – I am simply stating how I feel about the issue. And thank you for caring enough to say your peace.

God bless sister.

By: Felicity Parks

Felicity Parks — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 18:26:56 +0000

Maybe you should really think about what you are saying here. I know we all have our faults and are working to become better christians, but homosexuality is a sin just like lying or fornication. What would you think of a site called Christian Hoes? You would double look at that right? Because it’s not good representation. I know that changing is not an easy thing but God loves you and with God all things are possible. All you have to do is ask for his forgiveness and help and he will help you work out your circumstances. When you come to the end of your life, all that really matters is that you go to heaven. We are only here for a short while. Please grab hold of the truth of God’s word. I hope I’ve helped. Have a nice day and please consider what i have said.

By: ClinicallyClueless

ClinicallyClueless — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 14:05:52 +0000

You are welcome. I’m glad that I found your blog. I am going to follow it on Google Reader. So you do have one regular reader. I’ll also link you.

Blessings,
Coleen

By: gaychristians

gaychristians — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 17:25:14 +0000

Haha ! That was surely a fun story as well! I am comforted in a way that we have friends who will “smell our underarm” or “pluck hair out of our ears” should we need someone. I guess we’re both lucky. Thanks for stopping by!

By: ClinicallyClueless

ClinicallyClueless — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 16:38:22 +0000

Growing old…my husband and I have no children and do not plan to, so I work about the same things. That was a funny story.

I’ll share one of mine. While I was at work one day, I kept smelling a body odor. So my friend, sniffed my underarm for me. I told her that she was a true friend. One of my other friends yelled, I’m your friend too. Once she found out, she said that it was okay that my other friend could be my friend for the day…imagine someone sniffing your underarm for you? Oh, the odor wasn’t from me.

By: gaychristians

gaychristians — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 02:09:36 +0000

Haha! Hi Tony! Thanks for your comment. You are funny!

A wise friend once told me, “You came into this world alone — you will leave it – alone.” There is really nothing to fear I suppose but it’s human nature. We get scared sometimes.

I am happy that you’ve found a wife so dear and I can still feel the sweetness and thoughtfulness in you when you speak of her. You actually made me smile.

Thanks for commenting on my posts. You sound like a really good person. God Bless!

By: Tony Single

Tony Single — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 01:10:56 +0000

Growing old is downright scary to me sometimes. Wifey and I are unable to have children, so we go through the same kinds of questions as you in some respects: “Who will pluck that hair from my ear?” Fortunately, we have each other for now, but I fear the day that either of us is not around for the other and just what that might mean for the one left behind. However, unlike a lot of folks – gay, straight, or otherwise – we have had the privilege of walking together for over ten years now. While we might have a lot to lose, I wouldn’t change it for the world. This is our lot, and God is in his heaven, so let’s live in the today.

You have a knack for pulling out some of my favourite verses, my friend. They’re just what I need to read right now. No, I lie. They’re what I’ve always needed to, and always will need to, read. I fear that I will always have a stunted faith, so nourishment from God’s word will always be a good thing for me.

Here’s hoping you post again soon. I’ll be waiting.