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I believe that homosexuality is a sin, but that they deserve the same rights and respect as everyone else. I don't think that makes me hateful. CMV.

I believe for religious reasons that homosexuality is a sin. I also believe they should be treated with the same rights and respect as every other person. A lot of people criticize my view that homosexuality is a sin and try to label me as hateful. I don't see it that way. I'm no better than a homosexual because we are both sinners. I think looking at someone lustfully is sin, but I don't believe that should be outlawed either. I don't see why I (or anyone) can't label homosexuality as a sin without being labeled as hateful. I'm not asking you to change my view on homosexuality's sinfulness, though you can try, but change my view on why I can't call it sinful, yet still be all for gay rights and STILL be a hateful bigot. 

Edit: grammar 


Edit 2: hey thanks y'all for all the responses. This is why I love reedit. It gets me out of the conservative echo chamber that is Texas to hear other points of view. I love talking to people who are very different than me and being able to have an intelligent discussion. This is one of my first posts (long time lurker) so I hope I didn't do anything wrong!
gpt
Telling someone that the way they love another person is sinful is hateful. The term sin implies choice. Sin is a thing to be abstained from. You're telling someone that the way they love and feel sexually attracted to is such a deplorable act that God cannot look at them and that it's so bad Jesus had to be tortured and executed on a cross to make up for their choice. 

That's pretty hateful.