Not suggesting we embrace the sin or sugar coat it. But being obnoxious towards nonbelievers does’t either.
While neither one of us would confuse Westboro with Christianity, the world does. We need to break through that stereotype to reach out to lost souls.
I know either of us don't believe that we should sugar coat the gospel or conversely be obnoxious. But the question in my mind is if we haven't gone too far over to the sugar coating side of the fence.
You have read this lady's book and I have not. So perhaps I'm not understanding where she's coming from based upon this article. I would say, and I'm sure that you would agree, that a Christian who is in true fellowship with Christ is not going to exhibit the characteristics displayed by people like the Westboro Baptists. True Christians, in harmony with God, are not homophobic (or any other of the goofy beliefs of that group). So at best I'm not sure if I understand the point she's trying to make.
What does this lady tell her children about homosexuals and why would she want to burden little children with talk of sex at a young age? What would this lady say to homosexuals to win them over to Christ?
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2) Repent, believe in the Lord Jesus and you shall be saved.
We should not judge others but we shouldn't be naïve about the homosexual movement or the harm it would like to cause to Christians. Scripture-not me-tells us these are depraved people who God has given over to the lust of their bodies.