Thats different

Mar 13, 2019 1:03 AM

Nothing can fix the horrors done in the name of God and the church. But im impressed to see a church acknowledge that they happen. Its a step in the right direction

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I think they’re probably referring to the recent decision not to allow gay priests or change their Bylawsto be more accepting of LGBT people

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It seems the measure to be inclusive was voted down by heads of churches from foreign countries where equal rights have not yet been 1/2

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accepted. There have now been talks of splitting the united methodist general conference, which if belief's differ, I believe is good. 2/2

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Isn't it better to do something against the depression rather than support it?

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The Methodist Church voted against it.

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Don't be sorry. Be better.

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Isn't recognizing a problem the first step to being better?

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Always be in the moment and make it good.

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I think this is in response to our (United methodists) horrendous decision to not be inclusive of homosexuality

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Don't go to their church, easy to do.

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im Baptist by upbringing. Its hard to see churches shun people

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I imagine when a certain person walks in the whole group stops what they're doing and hisses at them until they leave. Then resume talking.

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That's not quite how it works, but you're honestly not too far off the mark

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