[WayneS]

With Christian forebearance, perhaps?

[Alex Murphy]

"When they are your neighbors, be neighborly and kind," Bev said. "We can have a dialogue with them and stay out of the grid of their interpretation of us and us of them. We don't have to make a decision for them that they need to do this or that. We just need to put down our guards and get to know each other." That's what Ken and Floy did with Rosaria. "God does not get an address wrong," Rosaria shared. "And Ken and Floy and I were neighbors. Just because we were neighbors they were going to be my friend in an unconditional way." And being a neighbor means respect as much as kindness.

WayneS: With Christian forebearance, perhaps?

I like how you phrased it.

[LibsRJerks]

We have a gay couple in our otherwise very conservative military retiree type neighborhood. They are quiet, they keep their yard up beautifully and there really are no issues. They do fly a rainbow flag, but that’s it.

As long as there are no problems, as long as they are not coming I to my yard telling me how to live my life, what else can I do? I can’t stop them from their activity ... That is their choice. God gives them the free will to choose just like he did me. I am not responsible for their choice.

All we Christians are asking is for the freedom too follow our consciences — the freedom to make OUR own choices. And for this we are vilified, even as we allow homosexuals the right to make their choice.

[RnMomof7]

With Christian forebearance, perhaps?

I would agree ...