The presence of homosexual tendencies doesn't necessarily imply willful sin.
Andrew Comiskey. Pursuing Sexual Wholeness: How Jesus Heals the Homosexual. Creation House, Lake Mary, Florida (1989) page 64.
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2 comments:
Hi Debbie,
All of us have tendancies to go where we are outside God's kingdom. All we like sheep have gone astray. It's acknowledgement of struggle wherein we find peace and salvation. By reading thoughts from your book on the right of the page, I can see that you are a fine writer.
We have much in common. I also have 4 grown sons.
Blessings to you this beautiful Sunday.
Vicki
Yes, Vicki! I noticed our commonalities. I agree with your statement, "It's acknowledgement of struggle wherein we find peace and salvation." Until we can acknowledge the struggles we have, we are bound to them but when we begin to admit to ourselves that we have a problem, we're unable to let God's light probe into those hidden places.
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