Comments on: “Praying the gay away nearly killed me”: call to end conversion ‘therapy’

By: John

John — Fri, 16 Mar 2018 10:31:02 +0000

Dave,
The mere fact that nearly 70% of Australians that were eligible to vote in the recent postal ballot on Same-sex marriage or in LGBTI terminology “marriage equality” doesn’t mean that it was right in God’s eyes or it was God’s will at all.
It simply means that God’s laws are still valid and He is a gentleman, who does not force people to follow his Law or abide by the laws as laid down in the Bible, he allows men and women to do whatever they like in this life and just like all professing Christians we will all come before His judgement throne and we will all have to give account for our actions while in this life. The only difference is that Christians are promised eternal life with Him in heaven when Jesus returns to this earth just as he promised before He ascended into heaven just over 2,000 years ago.

By: Dave

Dave — Mon, 12 Mar 2018 20:59:37 +0000

FFS. I’m not religious but surely it’s time for the churches to just admit that perhaps their God wants marriage equality, wants rights for the intersex and trans folks s/he created, maybe just wants love in our communities like the bible actually suggests.

In Ireland and now Australia majority Christian populations have voted by secret ballot on gay marriage. If God exists and as alleged hates gay marriage, surely that’s the obvious opportunity for a “miracle”. Perhaps there was a miracle? What if everybody listened to the Catholic Church, voted No, then God changed the votes in the envelopes? How do we know that didn’t happen? Whatever happened, we know gay marriage was strongly supported. That sort of thing doesn’t happen against God’s will, obviously. Let any so-called Christian tell me otherwise.

By: Michael

Michael — Mon, 12 Mar 2018 20:07:05 +0000

I say pray away the homophobe…!