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“So why do you think trans people are so bad?” “Well in the bible-“
1242 upvotes, 38 comments. Sidechat image post by Anonymous in LGBTQIA+. "“So why do you think trans people are so bad?” “Well in the bible-“"
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Anonymous 3w

It’s even dumber because the Bible never spoke of the LGBTQIA+ community until the mid-1900 iteration as a way to keep everyone straight. It’s not religion supporting discrimination. It’s religion being used as propaganda against a marginalized community.

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Anonymous 3w

I’m so sick of hearing about that damn thing 🫩

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Anonymous 3w

There are some interpretations of the Torah where there are more than 2 genders, that being male, female, what we view today as MTF and FTM transgender, than both and neither. So who gon tell em that there are more than two genders in the Old Testament

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Anonymous 3w

Biggest take away from the bible: Love your neighbor as yourself.

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Anonymous 3w

yeah its wrong cause in the book THAT I follow says YOU cant do that

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Anonymous 3w

stop bc why do they say God does everything on purpose and then say that being trans or something is unnatural and not as He intended 🤨🤨🤨

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Anonymous 3w

Hey, I’m a trans Christian and we actually have a lot of history. It doesn’t get spoken any much because people in the LGBT community generalize Christianity (and alienate LGBT Christians) and people in Evangelical Christian communities often force their bigotry into God’s words, but that doesn’t make it any less real. I hope someday I can make the pilgrimage to Montevergine with my fellow trans Christians :) ❤️

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Anonymous 3w

GREAT RESPONSE TO THIS: ask them if they know what eunuchs are and what their social standing was in the times of the Bible. Then read exactly what Jesus said about loving the eunuchs and accepting them! Also ask them if Jesus reinforced gender roles and how people need to dress!

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Anonymous 3w

Y’all can be pissed about me calling out the cult all you want, doesn’t change reality. 🥱

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 3w

also like they say he’ll forgive murderers and cheaters and things that directly go against the ten commandments but he draws the line at gender identity… like be so fucking for real rn 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

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Anonymous replying to -> #8 3w

Because we’re tired of the hate and bloodlust and constantly having it forced into our daily lives and bodies.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 3w

I’m really sorry you’ve experienced that. I have too. But there are many of us who don’t harbor that kind of hate. This kind of talk is exactly what I mean when I mention generalizing and alienating LGBT Christians.

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Anonymous replying to -> #8 3w

It’s inherent to your doctrine. Hate is baked into that shit.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 3w

It’s not, but I’m very sorry you’ve had experiences that make you believe that. Converting to Christianity (specifically Episcopalianism) has only exposed me to more kindness and an obligation to do better to help others. I know there’s probably nothing I can do to change your mind here, but I really hope some day we can live in a world where bigotry isn’t louder than the immense good that I’ve been fortunate enough to experience in my faith.

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Anonymous replying to -> #8 3w

It is. I’m sick of being forced to placate your bloody death cult and the centuries of abuse, neglect, genocide, and fucking delusions. Get help and get out of that cult.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 3w

telling a trans person to get help just bc they’re affirmed through their faith is genuinely disgusting and I hope you grow as a person

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 3w

you realize not everyone who follows religion is like that? and also that christianity as a whole is not supposed to be built off of hate? it’s supposed to be a loving faith (love thy neighbors as thyself) but the wrong people took hold of it. that doesn’t mean that someone who follows it is also a bad person. get a fucking grip

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 3w

validating your shitty stance through an out-of-context post is not it btw. confirmed it was same person.

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Anonymous replying to -> #9 3w

I can’t see their posts anymore, but man. People like this make me so sad. The majority of Christians aren’t rabid gay-haters, and it hurts when people refuse to engage with the very prospect of encouraging more positive relationships between these two very beautiful and very diverse communities.

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 3w

It’s not the Torah, it is the Talmud

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Anonymous replying to -> #11 3w

The Talmud is discussions and debates about the Torah💀

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Anonymous replying to -> #8 3w

This post isn’t saying anything about all Christians or anything, but specifically about those who use the Bible to justify the hatred of trans people which is a valid thing to complain about.

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Anonymous replying to -> mother_russia 3w

truke

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Anonymous replying to -> #8 3w

I have a gay pastor which has been super healing as someone with religious trauma, he and his husband are lovely people and routinely emphasize that Jesus helped and was for the oppressed and marginalized

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Anonymous replying to -> #13 3w

Ohhh that’s super cool! I had a pastor tell me that my fate is to eternally burn in the lake of fire because I’m gay! And that the only way I could be “saved” was to be sent to conversion therapy! I was 10 years old and just wanted shorter hair for the summer. Can we stop acting like your very idealized version of Christianity is what queer people are guaranteed to experience when they interact with the church

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 3w

I dated a pansexual non-binary person who said being aroace wasn’t a thing, and they SAed me multiple times. yet I can distinguish between different people and groups. different people and different denominations are different.

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Anonymous replying to -> #9 3w

Not sure how this conversation jumped to sexual assault but okay! People are allowed to be angry at the systems that hurt them! They’re allowed to not want to interact with them again! Especially if those systems do NOTHING to fix the pain they have caused people!

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 3w

Dawg I am not saying that, I grew up Mormon I know that church can and often is bad and abusive. Any institution where someone can get a lot of power and control over people is ripe for abuse. But it’s also ignorant to assume that all religion and spirituality are bad. There is a whole database online for queer affirming churches and there are literally thousands in the USA alone who do charity work, protest and protect people against ICE, etc

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 3w

possibly because you decided to randomly bring up a very traumatic situation when it wasn’t relevant? and when someone replies in a similar way, you decide it’s too much? where do you get the audacity? this conversation is about how people have connected to something, and you bring up a whole different conversation and an unprompted trauma. if you’re going to be an unhelpful hypocrite, don’t be surprised when people respond negatively 👍

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Anonymous replying to -> #9 3w

I was actually just sharing my personal experience with pastors, just like 13 was doing! But apparently because I didn’t have anything nice to say (maybe that speaks on my personal experience too!), that makes it “traumatic” to bring up? Explicitly talking about your ex sexually assaulting you is actually traumatic to bring up! Talk about hypocritical lmao

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Anonymous 3w

was talking to them not you

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Anonymous replying to -> #9 3w

Oh my god my bad 🤡 I need a new prescription

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 3w

“I had a pastor tell me that my fate is to eternally burn in the lake of fire because I’m gay! And that the only way I could be ‘saved’ was to be sent to conversion therapy!” genuinely, can you not comprehend how this is trauma dumping? gladly not engaging with someone who can neither comprehend their own words nor realize that 45,000 distinct denominations didn’t individually hurt them.

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Anonymous replying to -> #13 3w

you’re good I’m out anyways. I hope you have a good day, I’m gonna watch smth with some friends.

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Anonymous replying to -> #9 3w

Sounds fun! I hope you have a fun time :)

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 3w

you are right, religion as a whole is a danger to humanity and queer people in particular, as has been shown throughout history. it conditions people to accept irrational things as true based on their feelings and that way of thinking is dangerous and harmful and ripe for abuse.

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