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There are many gay people who believe in God. There are also many religious faiths that do not condemn homosexuality, such as:
- Buddha's Light International Association
- Judaism, Conservative
- Judaism, Reform
- Judaism, Reconstructionist
- Judaism, Liberal
- Eckankar
- Evangelical Lutheran Church of America
- Liberal Quakers
- Metropolitan Community Church
- Presbyterian Church USA
- Raelian Movement
- Shambhala Buddhism
- Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA)
- United Church of Christ (UCC)
Wiki User
∙ 6y ago
Wiki User
∙ 6y agoThere are many gay people who believe in God. There are also many religious faiths that do not condemn homosexuality, such as:
Buddha's Light International Association
Conservative Judaism
Eckankar
Evangelical Lutheran Church of America
Liberal Quakers
Metropolitan Community Church
Presbyterian Church USA
Raelian Movement
Reconstructionist Judaism
Reform Judaism
Shambhala Buddhism
Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA)
United Church of Christ (UCC)
Wiki User
∙ 6y agoIt would depend on the individual the same way it would for heterosexual individuals.
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∙ 6y agoSome do!
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Did God create gay people?
This depends entirely on what you believe about God. Most people who believe in God, believe that God created everything. Since being gay is part of nature, and not a choice, then it follows if you believe God created everything, then you must believe God created gay people.
Is it bad to be gay to god?
Since a person is born gay, it must be the way God wanted them. Therefore is could not be against Gods law. Man wrote all religious scripture regardless of the religion so it shouldn't be taken too seriously.
Why does God not punish gay people?
A:Some people do claim to know the mind of God, but I doubt it. The possible reasons God does not hate gay people:God does not exist;God understands gay people and does not believe they are doing wrong;God realises that, as creator, the existence of gays is his own responsibility;God is forgiving.
Does God accept gay people?
If you believe in a just God, you would have to believe that God accepts everyone, and does not punish people simply for existing and trying to find love.
Why do gay people think God should accept them?
It would depend on your religion and view of God. Many people believe that God does not make mistakes, so if he made gay people, and loves his creations so he would accept them.
Do gays disrespect God when they marry someone of the same sex and not the opposite sex as God intended?
Not everyone believes that God intended there to be only heterosexual marriage. Gay people who believe in God do not believe they are disrespecting God, and many straight people agree.Many religious gay people believe they are fulfilling Genesis 2:18, in accordance with God's wishes.Also, there are many straight married couples who are atheist, and would laugh at the notion that they are respecting God by marrying the opposite sex.
What does God do with gay and lesbian people?
God does the same thing with gay and lesbian people that He does with straight people.
Did God make gay people?
If you choose to believe in a God, then you have to believe that everyone is made by this God as they are supposed to be. Otherwise you are saying that this God makes mistakes. Anyone who says differently is giving you their opinon based on their own feelings or fears.
Since God made gay people doesn't that make him a little gay himself?
IF you believe God has human sexual organs or impulses, than I suppose it would. But if there is only one God, it would be useless for God to have sexual organs, so ...
Why did God discriminate against gay people?
God doesn't discriminate against Gay people, but a lot of God's followers do.
Why does god allow gay people to exist?
If you choose to believe in a god, they exist because he wanted them to exactly as they are. He doesn't allow them to exist, he wants them to exist.
Is god mad at gay people?
No. There is no logic in thinking that God created gay people and then became mad at them for being what God created.
