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E Poplar Avenue, Selmer, Tennessee.
I will say it again:
The LGBTQ+ person who asks Christians to "welcome and accept them without telling them they should change" is openly demanding that the Christians change. From being Christians, to being non-Christians.
Because Christ died to save you from who you used to be. When you become a Christian, you're choosing to change from who you were to who He tells you to be. That is Christianity. To tell Christians to stop talking and behaving like that is what they believe is to not only reject Christianity yourself, but demand that they reject it, too.
Do not listen to any influencer, pop culture icon, or person who says to you that Christians do not love LGBTQ+ people, because they say LGBTQ+ people should change who they are.
Christians change who they are. More accurately, they let Christ change who they are. That’s how they became Christians. Truth goes hand in hand with love—it is not avoiding it. Because love is not anti-rejection. Love rejects plenty of things! Love rejects hatred, self-focus, and lies. So of course Christians who believe in a God that says, “let Me change you into who you’re meant to be” can tell you that you need to change—and that is loving. They love you, and they’re not okay with leaving you the way you are. Because Christ didn’t leave them, the Christians, the way they were.
Don't listen to anyone, "Christian" or otherwise, who tells you different.
1961 - Roger Guérin - publicité Selmer
SOMEBODY SIGN THESE LADS UP, QUICK!! -- THOSE BOYS ARE GONNA BE BIG!"
PIC INFO: Spotlight on a colorized shot of English rock and roll band THE BEATLES (using Selmer amplification), during the band's stint as a 5-piece with Pete Best on drums and the late, great Stuart Sutcliffe on electric bass guitar, performing live in Hamburg, Germany, c. 1962. Colorist unknown.
Source: www.picuki.com/media/3442557668382584285
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