How many gay Christians are out there? What ya’ll think about gay relationships?

I’m gay and I think gay relationships are ok.

 

Yes I'm a committed Christian, 69 now, non denominational, and I have had bi feelings since my teens when a friend and I pulled each other several times. I have only acted on them because of no sex in my marriage and with my wife's consent, when I was about 50. I had oral and masturbated with a few good friendly guys. I stopped when I was seeing a gay guy for a while, for oral and masturbation together, and the pressure was on for me to give him anal. I did for a while, and regretted it because I promised myself and God I wouldn't go that far. He ended up once with a tyrade of anti-God hate rhetoric, so that was my cue to not see him anymore. I've not been with any other for 12 years now. However, I wish I could get back to relieving my frustrations with a friendly male my age. No anal is my strict rule. Trying to work things out with my wife. If there's no hope of sex ever, maybe it will be on again with a bi male.

 

God has not told me not to swing both ways. God told me to love the LGBT community. But God did not wire my heart to a penis.

 

I'm a bi-sexual male who is also a Christian. I made a choice some 15 years ago to stop attending church each week as I've chosen to speak to God within my own home, automobile, just about anywhere knowing he is always listening. I firmly believe that God loves EVERYONE, regardless of your sexual preferences as long as it's among consensual adults. Not everyone of Christian faith thinks like I do which is one of the reasons I separated myself from the formal church. I don't like to get into religious or political conversations as they can quickly become toxic for all parties involved these days. The human race was created with one very unique ability which is "the ability to make individual choices". Some of the choices we make come with consequences and we should understand they must also be dealt with. We've all made bad choices and/or decisions in our lifetime so I choose to not judge others making their individual choices. The world is an ever-changing place and at 60 years of age it's more toxic today than I've ever experienced in my lifetime.

 

I'm a bisexual Christian. Sin is sin. There aren't sins that rate higher than other, from my evangelical upbringing, that I understand. I beat my younger self up because of how I felt and activities I engaged in that felt good. I'm still not proud of it, but I'm forgiven.

I quit going church because I found that most of the church leadership were wolves in sheep's clothing. I knew of people in the local community that went into churches just to split the congregation and cause dissent. You can point out one of these dissenters path of destruction to church leadership and they put the focus back on you. So, I quit going. I still tithe but I send my money where I choose.

 

I expect that even if they are not in a relationship, there are a lot more Christians who are not heterosexual than is ever realised. I certainly wonder if gay men in the times when gay sex was illegal in some cases became ministers or priests because then no-one would ask why they had chosen not to marry.

 

Duh lol.