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And as for the following gay blogs thing--I agree with Julie, I kind of feel like your career would almost require you to keep updated on what the gay side of the aisle is saying, thinking.
Why is your picture still a grey emotionless icon : ) ?
Hurry Brady.
Next assignment: go find one of your pre-disqus posts and claim your comments.
Now, as for claiming old comments...you do remember it took me 2 weeks to even get a picture, right? Lol. I'll work on it, but no telling how long that could take...
You know that idea, "some may, some may not"? For some, for you, for instance, as you said a 40 year old man, 16 years out of homosexuality, with plenty of online accountability, reading gay blogs is not a sin. I trust you when you say that you are not sinning.
For me, it would be a sin because I am still in a place, when I have 'lonely days', for instance, where I can be easity swayed to consider the 'community' in the old identity. So, at this point in my life I don't read gay blogs or websites. When I mature some, I may be able to, and hope that I have the wisdom that you do to read them with accountability.
Also, for you, considering what you do for a living, it would make sense that reading those blogs may be a benefit to you. Like for me, reading pro-choice, pro-euthanasia sites can be a benefit for me, as one attempting to advoace for life (sloppily as I do, though, it is a passion). However, I don't think I'm sinning when I look at these sites. Well, not just by looking at them anyway. Maybe in my response to some of the things they are saying, sometimes. ;)
Anyway, I see you as a man after God's own heart and a man of integrety. I trust ya. :)
Thanks Julie. I appreciate your comment and compliment.
Why is your picture still a grey emotionless icon : ) ?
I don't want to ponder Hillary as a Lesbian (or as Secretary of State, for that matter).
You use stronger language than me...but I don't remember any cussing. Plus, I've said asinine in front of my dad (who would probably kill me if I ever cussed in front of him) and he has not batted an eyelash. It means donkey-like, the same way bovine means cow-like, and feline means cat-like.
If we're thinking of the same caliber of gay blogs, then if that's considered porn, you'd better never walk by some guy mowing his lawn with his shirt off, or into the underwear section of Macy's, or go to the beach, ever again. You got that Randy, no new underwear, unless your mom buys it for you and takes it out of the packaging before you see it!
And as for the following gay blogs thing--I agree with Julie, I kind of feel like your career would almost require you to keep updated on what the gay side of the aisle is saying, thinking.
You know that idea, "some may, some may not"? For some, for you, for instance, as you said a 40 year old man, 16 years out of homosexuality, with plenty of online accountability, reading gay blogs is not a sin. I trust you when you say that you are not sinning.
For me, it would be a sin because I am still in a place, when I have 'lonely days', for instance, where I can be easity swayed to consider the 'community' in the old identity. So, at this point in my life I don't read gay blogs or websites. When I mature some, I may be able to, and hope that I have the wisdom that you do to read them with accountability.
Also, for you, considering what you do for a living, it would make sense that reading those blogs may be a benefit to you. Like for me, reading pro-choice, pro-euthanasia sites can be a benefit for me, as one attempting to advoace for life (sloppily as I do, though, it is a passion). However, I don't think I'm sinning when I look at these sites. Well, not just by looking at them anyway. Maybe in my response to some of the things they are saying, sometimes. ;)
Anyway, I see you as a man after God's own heart and a man of integrety. I trust ya. :)
I don't want to ponder Hillary as a Lesbian (or as Secretary of State, for that matter).
You use stronger language than me...but I don't remember any cussing. Plus, I've said asinine in front of my dad (who would probably kill me if I ever cussed in front of him) and he has not batted an eyelash. It means donkey-like, the same way bovine means cow-like, and feline means cat-like.
If we're thinking of the same caliber of gay blogs, then if that's considered porn, you'd better never walk by some guy mowing his lawn with his shirt off, or into the underwear section of Macy's, or go to the beach, ever again. You got that Randy, no new underwear, unless your mom buys it for you and takes it out of the packaging before you see it!
I think we are on the same page Ellie. I don't need my Mom to buy me clothes.
Still doesn't excuse his reaction but ... there it is.
Along with the others, I affirm and confirm that the Holy Spirit is a great guide, and I have full assurance in your attentiveness to His leading.
Glad you're thinking about it. Keep up the great work.
Blessings!
ChaplainChas.
Along with the others, I affirm and confirm that the Holy Spirit is a great guide, and I have full assurance in your attentiveness to His leading.
Glad you're thinking about it. Keep up the great work.
Blessings!
ChaplainChas.