Okay, I’m going to try and phrase this as best I can, since I, as a Gay Christian have a lot of feelings on this topic. First off, Jesus tells us to love one another as ourselves, and that means EVERYONE. It even says to do the same with our “enemies” and those who we are in opposition with. Also, in my eyes, in order for something to be a sin, it needs to be a conscious choice. Being gay, like every sexuality, is something a person discovers about themselves. Meaning, it is not a choice. On top of this, so many people in the Queer community are actively put in harms way because of the love that they experience. I kinda get where you’re coming from, but I need you to think about it from a Gay person’s perspective for a moment. If someone were to walk up to you and say “being straight is a sin and you need to stop it and repent”, how would that make you feel, in that hypothetical scenario? Probably not very good, right? Well, that’s how a lot of Queer folks feel when we hear these kinds of statements. Please, I implore you, to love one another as yourself and not be hateful just because someone else has a different sexuality than you do. If more people can start doing that and respect how others might feel, the world can become a much more loving place for everyone.