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Homsexu@l couple voted king and queen at high school prom

abcgrad94

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It's a very sad reflection on our society. The more press coverage it gets, the more copycat behavior we will see.
 

jaigner

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Our fields are ripe for harvest, as they always are. Are we going to love people as Jesus would and reflect our Creator, or are we going to be nasty and hateful to them and tell them how horrible they are?
 

abcgrad94

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Our fields are ripe for harvest, as they always are. Are we going to love people as Jesus would and reflect our Creator, or are we going to be nasty and hateful to them and tell them how horrible they are?
Who's being nasty and hateful? I didn't see that anywhere.
 

ReformedBaptist

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I think its disgusting. If my children attended the school, they would not attend that event. And I would use to the time to remind them (my children) from the Bible what God says about homosexuality.
 

Crabtownboy

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I expect it shows juvenile rebellion tweaking the nose of the "establishment" more than anything else.
 

RAdam

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Nobody here...yet. But unfortunately our response is generally less out of love and more out of spite.

I see you post the same way every time sin is mentioned. Do you even realize that Jesus was the most scathing preacher of all time? I bet you skipped those chapters in the bible where Jesus called people hypocrites. How about the apostles? They preached repentance. You can't preach that unless you confront sin.

Sodomy is a sin, and one the bible calls an abomination to God. It needs to be confronted, and those engaging in it need to be told the truth concerning it. They need that. They need to repent. They don't need someone to pat them on the back and say it is ok, they need someone to stand up and tell them that God abominates the act of sodomy.
 

Bro. Curtis

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For rebellion is as the sin of witchcraft, and stubbornness is as iniquity and idolatry.
 

Jon-Marc

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Our fields are ripe for harvest, as they always are. Are we going to love people as Jesus would and reflect our Creator, or are we going to be nasty and hateful to them and tell them how horrible they are?

There's a big difference between pointing out that something is not right and is sin and being "nasty and hateful". In the end times evil will be called good, and good will be called evil--just we are seeing with voting two homosexuals as "king and queen" at the prom. All I can say is, "Lord, how much longer will You allow such wickedness?"
 

HankD

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Yes, we need to love people.

And how do we love them but by pleading for them before God and warning (if possible).

Abraham prayed and pleaded with God to spare the sinful "cities of the plain".

Lot tried to warn them. We all know the reponse.

Genesis 19:14 And Lot went out, and spake unto his sons in law, which married his daughters, and said, Up, get you out of this place; for the LORD will destroy this city. But he seemed as one that mocked unto his sons in law.​

They won't hear us.

Look, the very sin of this community is named after that city and the biblical outcome is universally known.
The Spirit also reproving them of their sin.

Soon, we probably won't be legally allowed to warn folks concerning this sin.

But what does it matter since most sin is sugar-coated now anyway.

At this point we can plead for our loved ones and friends who are involved with this and any other sin.

James 5:16 Confess your faults one to another, and pray one for another, that ye may be healed. The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much.​

Jude 1
21 Keep yourselves in the love of God, looking for the mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ unto eternal life.
22 And of some have compassion, making a difference:
23 And others save with fear, pulling them out of the fire; hating even the garment spotted by the flesh.​

HankD​
 

go2church

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So what? Obviously it was done to gain attention and poke at some adults. That is what teenagers do.
 

carpro

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I expect it shows juvenile rebellion tweaking the nose of the "establishment" more than anything else.

I agree.

In the "age of rebellion". the sixties, my high schoold selected "We Gotta get outa this place", by the Animals, as their class song.

As you would expect, the administration decided it would be something else..."The Impossible Dream".

Teenagers always try to make a statement. In the coming years , many of them will regret their actions that forever marred, and made a joke of, their class prom.

Or just laugh at how they poked their fingers in the eye of the "establishment' and got away with it.
 
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Nonsequitur

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I agree.

In the "age of rebellion". the sixties, my high schoold selected "We Gotta get outa this place", by the Animals, as their class song.

As you would expect, the administration decided it would be something else..."The Impossible Dream".

Teenagers always try to make a statement. In the coming years , many of them will regret their actions that forever marred, and made a joke of, their class prom.

Or just laugh at how they poked their fingers in the eye of the "establishment' and got away with it.

I'm an idiot....I'm a sinner, but, I would like to see the one to 'poke a finger' in God's eye.....i.e.....the establishment. No problem with you....just like to see it.
 
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