An uplifting story.

[olger]

http://www.christianpost.com/news/former...festyle-110736/

Enjoy,

G

[phkrause]

Great article! It reminds me of the story in the Bible about Lot. Not that he was homosexual, but just the whole additude of the people in general.

[olger]

Amen. There will be more testimonies of freedom like this!!

[Gregory Matthews]

I am reminded of working with alcoholics who gave up the use of beverage alcohol but continued to say that they were an alcoholic.

My point:

At a time when I was working closely with homosexuals, I found some those who had chosen to be celibate, but they continued to say that they were homosexual.

My point:

In my understanding gender preference is not a choice. It is a choice as to how one lives one's life, although the help of the Lord may be needed to live that choice.

Most homosexuals, with a gender preference for the same sex would not be able to enter into a successful marriage with a partner from the other gender.

However, some people may be bisexual. These may be able to enter into a successful marriage with a person of the opposite gender.

One important issue is the definition of the word "homosexual." Some people define it according to what a person does. By this definition, one who stops engaging in a homosexual practice has stopped being a homosexual.

By another definition, the word is defined according to gender preference. By this definition, one who no longer engages in homosexual practices, but maintains a same-sex preference remains a homosexual although not practicing.

So what?

The definition of the word "homosexual" is important when we talk about people who change.

[olger]

OLGER

this story was very very very good

dgrimm60

Sure was.

Walk with the King and be a blessing!

G

[olger]

When a man who has been honestly mistaken learns truth, he will either quit being mistaken, or quit being honest.

[Naomi]