[apillar]

“Dad, I’m gay.” As Cortez writes, “My heart skipped a beat and I turned towards him and we gave one another the biggest and longest hug as we cried. And all I could tell him was that I loved him so much and that I accepted him just as he is.”

Ok lets try this conversation with other biblical sins and maybe Cortez can see where he is failing...

“Dad, I’m a murderer.” As Cortez writes, “My heart skipped a beat and I turned towards him and we gave one another the biggest and longest hug as we cried. And all I could tell him was that I loved him so much and that I accepted him just as he is.”

“Dad, I’m a thief.” As Cortez writes, “My heart skipped a beat and I turned towards him and we gave one another the biggest and longest hug as we cried. And all I could tell him was that I loved him so much and that I accepted him just as he is.”

[Maudeen]

Good points! You can insert every sin. This applies to everyone. We are all sinners saved by Grace. Sin needs to be called for what it is. . .the transgression of the law of God (1 John 3:4) and rebellion against God (Deuteronomy 9:7; Joshua 1:18).

[avenir]

Good point. Doesn’t quite work out, does it? Delusion enables one to MAKE it work somehow, though.