[nmh]

"But he adds that he's careful to condemn the behavior, not the person. "

What's in a persons heart comes out through their behavior so the person is condemned. You can't separate the person from their behavior and I'm not talking about some disease like Parkinson's where a person shakes and can't help that.

[DannyTN]

"What's in a persons heart comes out through their behavior so the person is condemned. You can't separate the person from their behavior "

Yes and No. It's true that a person's behavior is reflective of what's in their heart and their behavior condemns them.

However, the Christian is always mindful, that God created us all, God loves us all despite our behavior, and we have the potential to become what God intended for us. All of us have been condemned by our behavior in some way or another.

But it is not for us, to look and say that a person who exhibits bad behavior is not worthy of God's mercy should they repent. It is for us to see every individual as God sees them and with the potential that God sees them with.

That's why Ken Ham separates the behavior from the person.

[nkycincinnatikid]

I don't guess there will be any gay days at this magic kingdom.