This is so un-ecumenical.
Haven't you heard about "building a civilization of love where all humanity regardless of creed or sexual orientation are treated with equal dignity" "in the spirit of Vatican 2"?
Pope John Paul supports the U.N. under Kofi Annan; shouldn't you?
Better yet, I've heard of God's love for all humanity. In His perfect Love, His perfect holiness demands perfect justice wherever His perfect righteousness has been violated by unrighteousness of those He has created.
Christ was made sin for us on the cross by having the sins of the whole world imputed upon Him to suffer that perfect judgment. Even after His sacrificial death for us, Jesus Christ was still found righteous and rose again on the third day.
Those who sin today are still accountable for their behavior and risk judgment without a mediator if they reject faith in Him through Christ.
Those with homosexual orientations, should they not return to Him and resist that orientation also face His wrath. Those who are saved who lapse into sin, view His discipline rather than perceiving His grace. To the post-salvation sinner, his true love might not appear loving, but rather very wrathful in discipline.
Those who reject the Perfect Sacrifice and refuse to allow any faith in the Son are not friendly brethren, however, until they suffer the first death, they also retain an opportunity to return to God through faith alone in Christ alone.
Even while that opportunity remains, criminal behavior may still mandate the death of unbelievers so that those who are destined to come to Christ, but have not been called are still afforded an opportunity to believe.
Well, no, that is not in line with God’s word. Regardless of creed? There is either God through Jesus Christ or not. No other choice exists. There are not a smorgasbord of options, there is truth or lies. Period.