Exciting Victory for Ex Gay Christians

[Johny Joe Hold]

Because of President Trump's election Amazon, the huge retailor, re listed for sale a book it had taken off of its list of books on that site. The book is a Christian condemnation of homerism by Ryan T. Anderson. Ryan is a big-time Christian author and head a national Christian non profit. The book's title is When Sally Became Harry.

The fact that the majority of ex gays are attracted back to sin by Satan does not mean their voices should not be heard. All ex gays who have found Jesus should be able to make money off their books and speaking tours. An example is the link below authored by an ex gay who converted a lesbian to Jesus and married her. The two have done well writing and speaking about how Jesus saved them from lives of sin.

All of this is a testimony that Trump will be an anti homer Christian President. Books and speaking tours by ex gays will cash flow.

Ex-gay Christian: Amazon, Meta, stop censoring ex-LGBT voices

[Romeo Rovagnati]

Fathers who have gay friends should take the example of Lot: sell your daughter to gay men, so they will be saved.

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

We all struggle with the temptation but only the weak succumb to the sweet forbidden fruit of another man's anus. Be strong Brothers, look but don't touch.

[Johny Joe Hold]

We all struggle with the temptation but only the weak succumb to the sweet forbidden fruit of another man's anus. Be strong Brothers, look but don't touch.

Good advice, Dr. Toole. Satan has been tempting men to sin since the earliest days. Let's remember Satan teamed up with Eve and persuaded Adam to eat the apple. What a better world it would be without that one sin.

[Q.Ponce Frottage]

This makes me all the more proud to be working for Amazon. While I'm ashamed to admit it, I've had a bad chapter where I was effectively a village bicycle, passed around and used, until I became older and unsavory and thankfully wise. Then I married a midget, and that was another mistake. I'm hoping through faith in Lord Jesus Christ that I will be set on the straight path. I've love to write a book about my Odyssey.

[Isabella White]

This makes me all the more proud to be working for Amazon. While I'm ashamed to admit it, I've had a bad chapter where I was effectively a village bicycle, passed around and used, until I became older and unsavory and thankfully wise. Then I married a midget, and that was another mistake. I'm hoping through faith in Lord Jesus Christ that I will be set on the straight path. I've love to write a book about my Odyssey.

Good Heaven above! What on 's green Earth ever tempted you into such shameful and sinful activity, dear Mr. Frottage? Oh, I am not asking for chapter and verse, so kindly spare me the gory details. But, it sounds like you have finally found the Truth to straighten you out. And, you must remember what the good had to say about such things:

Matthew 7:14 "Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it."

I do hope that your time with us is proving to be beneficial to you. Might I remind you that being in the presence of such dedicated servants of Almighty will be of great help to you? May the bless you, as you walk with , Dear — here, at .

[Q.Ponce Frottage]

Oh, I am not asking for chapter and verse, so kindly spare me the gory details.

At your behest, this will be a short response then.

[Johny Joe Hold]

It's been some months since God saved a homer but today we can rejoice. This media celeb had been a homer for 20 years. He began to realize God would be pleased if he stopped this sin. Just by decided to sin no more he instantly came straight. Praise Jesus.

I hope he is able to book some paid speeches/testimony. I am confident he will not turn into one of those who is drawn back to sin like so many others.

'The Challenge' Alum Davis Mallory Says He's No Longer Gay

[MitzaLizalor]

Fathers who have gay friends should take the example of Lot: sell your daughter to gay men, so they will be saved.

It's great you're directing readers to the Biblical authority, concerning this topic. (The passage in question is from Genesis.)

Genesis 19:7-8 [Lot speaking] I pray you, brethren, do not so wickedly. Behold now, I have two daughters which have not known man; let me, I pray you, bring them out unto you, and do ye to them as is good in your eyes: only unto these men do nothing; for therefore came they under the shadow of my roof.

Unfortunately, the gay men did not want to purchase the daughters. In this case they were offered for free but regardless, the homosexuals decided to break down the door to get at the men. Perhaps you were thinking of offering sodomites money to take the daughters? Evidently that's a non-starter also: the Lot lot was married yet were virgins.

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.

There could have been four daughters, in which case two remained in Sodom to be blasted. In any event, ex-gays do not feature in The Bible (unlike ex-harlots James 2:25 and ex-malefactors Luke 23:39-43) the remedy proposed being effected promptly once the transgression was uncovered. There are people today who'll say, “We disagree with God's message because it's different from a paradigm we cooked up for ourselves.”

Do you have a position on God's message?

[Romeo Rovagnati]

Do you have a position on God's message?

My position is that i canno9t object God's message. That's it.

[MitzaLizalor]

I know that Paul (I'm assuming you regard him as a real person) in II Corinthians 5:17 presents the remedy for habits outlined in Romans 1:22-24, 25, 26-27 which would be God's message. Given what's in Romans, the Corinthian solution would cover this topic. But that is not where the author stops. He continues:

Romans 1:28 And even as they did not like to retain God in their knowledge, God gave them over to a reprobate mind, to do those things which are not convenient . . .

How would you determine whether someone has retained God in their knowledge or gone off on a reprobate path—essentially one they'd dreamed up for themselves or been taught by a warlock or something—given that such types probably surround themselves with co-heretics (I'm not suggesting you do this yourself) and never hear anything beyond the mumbo jumbo they rely on to evaluate themselves?

If all you heard was, “God made the world,” and thought yes, I agree with that, at what point would their other ideas merit rejection?