What I Would Say If My Child Were Gay
We are treading on controversial ground here, and I cannot go there without a disclaimer that I realize this is heavy. And also, I must say that I am not all-knowing, so always with controversy, I accept the humility that my opinions, facts, and ability to reason are subject to flaw, because of my nature (fallen, that is). You don't have to agree with me. In fact, I welcome open-minded thoughts here. I wouldn't be writing this if I thought we all thought the same thing.
Ever wonder what you would do or say in the same situation? If it happened to me, if my child decided that he were gay, honestly, I don't know for sure what I would do. I would probably throw a temper tantrum, out of fear and love for my child. {read the rest at Picture a Skyline}
Just to point out, "being gay", which I would assume you mean having an attraction to the same-sex, is not wrong in itself according to the Church. Acting on those actions are, according to Church teaching.
ReplyDeleteSecondly, it becomes an issue of circular logic and clarity if you claim that homosexuality is wrong because it is wrong. That is not what the Church says at all. There must be a reason for it to be wrong. You also believe that a culture that does not follow church teaching cannot be trusted for anything. That is a pretty narrow-minded view,as there is much to the world outside of the Church's bubble. You claim that homosexuality is not a healthy lifestyle. Why? What does it do to a person? Many people like to make these superficial statements without explaining anything. Same with the marriage statements. If same sex couple were given the legal ability to marry, there would most likely be a decrease in STDs as people are "structured" to be more committed.