Every Major Religion's View on LGBTQ+ Explained in 10 Minutes

[@Ayahuasca98]

This vid is literally just “It’s complex but progressive branches are ok with it” for every example given

[@shaquezr.9541]

True but let’s be real here it’s pretty much how it is, the LGBTQ community has been hated on for a while regardless of religion or culture, it’s less about moral wrongness and more about genuine dislike, like I remember seeing this old cartoon where it said black people were made from fallen angels and that Jesus white, people tend to use religion as an reasoning for their own judgements, it’s also kind of the reason why there can be Goth people who are Christian but Goth and most alt sub cultures are seen as satanic. In all honesty basing things like LGBTQ+ communities or any type of thing like that strictly on religion is just kinda foolish when you take account for the amount of misinterpretations there are on literally every religion

[@Avery-u3k8q]

It sounds ai generated and the text to speech voice isn’t helping at all

[@jktech2117]

actually there is a difference, some religions he only says "but conservative branches are against", i honestly think the political scenario on the past 100 years and some more deeply affected the views of many religions.

[@francescocerasuolo4064]

buddhism and daoism etc. are totally onboard with it. lol. they are humane.

... i came to say the same.

[@jasonschaeffer3677]

I don't follow a specific religion, and certainly don't agree with most Dogma's. As for the LGBTQ+ community I believe in the Golden Rule, "Treat others as you want to be treated," it doesn't need to be any more complicated than that.

[@zaidnava3728]

If the world can do that, but we can’t be decent with each other

[@Ali-w5u3s]

Treat Serial killers with kindness. Don't send them to jails.

[@xydanmusic]

That's it.

[@LucasPatutas]

Youre right, for Christians, there is literally a saying that goes like this: "Love the sinner, hate the sin" Even Jesus said something by the words of this: "Treat others as I treated you."

[@jktech2117]

@@LucasPatutas yup ur right, when i read this comment i instantly got reminded of this. im agnostic but i know A TON about the bible (more than most christians since now i been reading also the greek and hebrew versions)

[@Mixed_Activist]

So if queerness is stigmatized overall because of lack of reproduction, what about all the straight infertile couples? You gonna say that they are unworthy etc etc ? Where do they fit in? I’m asking genuinely btw.

[@Sderror404]

They should make intercessory prayers to Mary, saints and the archangels etc in hopes of fertility nothing is impossible with God read the story of Abrahams infertile wife Sarah

[@gachamansama3703]

​@@Sderror404 Infertility biologically doesn't work like that. I have a feeling prayer is most likely a placebo

[@jktech2117]

@@Sderror404 well honestly they will have a bigger chance with in vitro

[@m.f.5739]

I think the difference is in design of the unions. Infertile opposite sex couples are open to procreation, but hindered by a physical issue. Same sex unions are a willful rejection of the procreative acts. It's like a blind person crossing a street vs. someone not looking around before crossing a street.

[@ministermattocks7570]

Homophobics don't do logic

[@aadhyavyas]

I think that people who follow Greek and Roman religion probably wouldn't be homophobic since deities like Apollo, Zeus , Zephyrs, Poseidon etc and heroes like Hercules, Achilles, Alexander etc liked the same gender and Apollo is even considered the god of bisexuality.

[@Amy_the_Lizard]

Correct! Most Neo-Pagans in general tend to be very accepting of LGTBQ+, not just the Hellenists. Though unfortunately some Nazis have flocked to Norse Paganism as a "true white faith" despite the rest of its followers actively condemning them. Personally, I haven't had the misfortune of meeting any of those, but some of my Norse pagan friends have. Obviously the Nazis are homophobic, but the normal Norse pagans like my friends tend to not have any issues with it (I mean, Loki gave birth and shapeshifts into a woman in some myths, Thor has a history of crossdressing, and Odin frequently takes the form of an old woman in stories where he travels through the mortal realm, and is also known to be a practioner of a branch of Norse magic that was typically practiced by women and gay men who were bottoms)

[@albertobenagli7622]

Homosexuality in archaic Greek society was not the same as we from the modern days intend it. It was rather a teacher/student initiation relationship wich ended with the coming of age and a regular etherosexual marriage. You should read VI bc poetry of Sappho on this. No, homosexuality as we intend it today was condemned back in the day as well.

[@aadhyavyas]

​@@albertobenagli7622 yeah you're right there was a difference but, I think normal gay relationships must have existed as well and even if there was a heterosexual marriage many heroes and even gods weren't exactly " loyal " Btw were there any famous lesbian relationships cause women didn't have equal rights so were they allowed?

[@inidjehutyemandju]

pretty much all pagan religions are very accepting. i can't think of any that would condemn homosexuality.

[@kze24]

Thanks for pointing out how traditional Christians are still called to respect LGBTQ+ individuals. Homosexuality is condemned as a sin in many places in the Bible, but God loves and forgives sinners, so long as they have faith and repent.

[@kharimarquette]

"Many places" = mostly the Pauline Epistles, which I don't regard as canon to the NT and are most often taken out of context by a lot of Xtians trying to interpret them. Leviticus 18:22 doesn't count here either.

[@AççëlemenhwêÎkârhâsai]

​@kharimarquette so you remove more or less half of the New Testament because it's against your worldview, hm?

[@kze24]

@@kharimarquette At least you're honest about manipulating God's Word to fit your own worldview. However, it's still not enough, as Jesus's definition of marriage is that a man and a woman leave their father and mother and become one flesh. Two men cannot become one flesh.

[@ed4237-n8r]

You don't go out and have pre marital sex because you have faith so you'll get into heaven it doesn't work like that and it's the same with homosexuality

[@Sderror404]

@Kharimarquiette why? Is it because you think Paul is a false teacher? The apostle Peter literally affirms his teachings 2 Peter 3:15-16 and it also says they are hard to understand and some distort it which kind of describes you also it says in Galatians 1:18-19 Paul met Peter AND James who besides John were literally within the inner circle of Jesus and read Luke's account of Paul on The road to Damascus how he saw the ascended Jesus and then miraculously converted

[@shayanshayan6566]

We have two types of zorostianism the ancient one would never support LGBTQ couse being gay was shunnid just like islam , but for mazdik it wasn't

[@Ali-w5u3s]

@@shayanshayan6566 That means the religion changes like chameleon and is man made and people can change its teachings according to there requirements and whenever they want.

[@tasilua1051]

Doesn't the anti homosexual come from the later scriptures only not the older one

[@siddhirbhavatikarmja]

@@Ali-w5u3s no that means It's a democracy where changes happen with time according to requirement of time and place. There was no digital device during origin of Islam but Shariat of Afghanistan has provision of women should not own mobile phones. How did this comes?

[@Ali-w5u3s]

@siddhirbhavatikarmja That means Zoroastrian is man made hence proved. In am Islamic state in addition to Sharia law there are other necessary laws made by the government according to wordly needs. I don't know though what Taliban want with that rule.

[@abdullahmertozdemir9437]

@@siddhirbhavatikarmja through inferences of the already existing text and scripture

[@ensarbuzluk1467]

as a turkish person i don't think islam directly says "being gay is sinfull".for example whenevere you show affection on same gender literaly everyone whose disgusted by your act gonna say go get a room because you are doing it in public place and the exact same thing will happen in cami or near a imam but i did not hear anything about homosextuality in kur-an ı kerim nor any other important books

[@inversion9651]

You lust after men instead of women! You are certainly transgressors.” - Surah Al-Araf 7:81.

[@inversion9651]

Surah Al-Araf, 7:81

[@0-deadly-nightshades-0]

Islam doesn't talk on same-sex feelings, but that doesn't automatically imply that same-sex feelings are okay. Qur'an and Hadiths talk about same-sex acts***. While the Qur'an forbids homosexuality with afterlife punishment, Hadiths do prescribe severe earthly punishment. ***** Depends on what you consider as same-sex acts. While Some Muslims consider only s3xual acts as same-sex acts, some Muslims can even consider intimate actions like holding hands, kissing and hugging as same-sex acts.

[@VoidAnimate]

Allah has a whole Verse In Qur'an About How he had Punished The Homosexuals of Lut's People. Search About The Story of Lut and his People, and if you Think Supporting It Is Normal, No. It's not Because in the same Story Lut's Wife had support Homos And Got punished By Allah with The people.

[@EntDominion]

No hate like Christian love... Btw, what about Tengrism, Shintoism, Asatru, Bahaism, and indigenous religions?

[@Idkbro-rg9bn]

Me being gay and christian: 😔

[@Supernimo735]

Unknown. They don't care or don't like it

[@kaiserklausmouse]

No hate like atheist love 💔 you hate pedophiles necrophilies zoophiles yet somehow you accept the perverted ways of the homophiles. Oh well, give it 50 years and secularists and progressives will be pushing for one of the above 3 because the "wheels of progress" never stop

[@notgayguy303]

@@Idkbro-rg9bn Yeah, this guy saying you’re bad.😢

[@zaidnava3728]

@@Idkbro-rg9bnhow do you pull that off

[@siddhirbhavatikarmja]

It's Islamic ideology of neglecting something very common in nature to exist. It very much influenced Hindu society and thus today Else As someone who knows all 9 darshans (including nastik darshan such as Baudh(Buddhism) and Jain(Jainism) and Charvaks) There is no bad in being Gay

[@xyonentertainmentproductio4909]

Islam is so based

[@Ali-w5u3s]

Serial killers are naturals. Your religion allows that?

[@Ali-w5u3s]

@@siddhirbhavatikarmja Because Islam is not hypocritical and is unchanged. Every other religion has even more harsher views about gays. It's just that there followers don't like it so they changed it.

[@ItzAshfire]

Could you rephrase the first sentence, cuz I didnt understand :/

[@siddhirbhavatikarmja]

@@ItzAshfire Being Gay or simply Homosexual is very common in nature even except Humans.

[@Gerald_Da_Gifafe]

The question isn't if it is a sin, it's how the religion addresses your sin.

[@jktech2117]

it isnt a sin in many, just in abrahamic religions and some few others are viewed as one. this happens because the only place a male can receive... is one that often is dirty so thousands of yrs ago when people.. werent so clean... they used to get sick from doing the deed and everyone saw this as a curse from the deities. maybe who dont condemn is because had a more hygienic culture at the time of writing their scriptures

[@ministermattocks7570]

and homophobia is a sin

[@onmyway3139]

it is not a sin

[@ericnewman7825]

Since “sin” is a concept unique to Judeo-Christian theology, that doesn’t make any sense when you are discussing other religions.

[@mmoney416]

​@@ericnewman7825Actually, "sin" is unique to Christo-Islamic theology. Judaism's sin is unique unto itself and is actually better translated as "miss" (as in, I missed the mark)

[@Angie2343]

Who's here after Anita Bryant passed?

[@JackoFilmsOfficial0]

I've been stigmatized for being strictly traditional many times. Hate is'nt limited to any one group of people.

[@Wanderer91]

Can you give any example to understand?

[@arhr2713]

No one said it is limited, but traditionalism is by all accounts the one who often is more hateful

[@JackoFilmsOfficial0]

@@Wanderer91 I've been banned from 3 Discord servers in a row, 2 on the same day, and trashtralked behind my back afterward. Either for just being honest about my feelings, or making a small sarcastic joke of how stupid it would be to brand me a blight on society. (So they actually did it.)

[@francescocerasuolo4064]

basically saying you're getting called out for being oppressive and hateful. well, good!

[@Darlock8647]

Knowing how a strict traditional mindset is, completely oblivious to the ever changing world, I would like to ask.....what is an example on which you found yourself wrongfully stigmatized?

[@jktech2117]

and theres the abrahamic people in the comments (but jews) really not liking this video.

[@MartinezMartinez-n8j]

I do believe some of the pictures that portray people as part of these religions is very insensitive, such as with Islam and Judiasm segments

[@2010hyundaielantra]

Please depict the religions as their respective symbols and not as random hand gestures

[@BrushedInsights]

Then all the thumbnails would be the same, and we don't want that. The symbols are not random. Each is like a summary of what's discussed for the respective religion.

[@blueas958]

Nice video.

[@BrushedInsights]

Thanks!

[@JustinSwe]

i got 5 million power in rise of kingdoms

[@shaydailly]

I believe all religions should respect the LGBTQIA+ community or not exist at all.

[@Ali-w5u3s]

Religion is not build to serve someone. It's build to show you the right path.

[@shaydailly]

@ that’s what they all say

[@Jawad-p1x]

No

[@shaydailly]

@ and why do human rights need to be taken away?

[@EntDominion]

@@Ali-w5u3s "Right path" is an extremely broad term...

[@oleg4209]

2:12 nah, that's too stereotypical 💀

[@cauaqueirozpaes7105]

Namo Buddhaya Namo Dharmaya Namo Sanghaya ☸️☸️☸️ Sadhu sadhu sadhu

[@silverstreak241]

Please learn how to say halakha! It's ha-la-CHA, with the guttural chhhhh sound. Thanks for the videos!

[@BrushedInsights]

Sorry for that.

[@VenusFeuerFalle]

The only thing I see here is that the author of the video has no clue about either LGBTQIA nor religion. Please do not talk about stuff you never learned beyond superficial discourses.

[@ministermattocks7570]

after all, homophobia is a sin

[@BrushedInsights]

Well, then I guess Wikipedia is wrong. That was the source of this video. Please make sure you've gone through the sources before pointing fingers. Thanks.

[@ministermattocks7570]

@@BrushedInsights we do know that homophobia is a sin regardless.

[@samab1234-f7r]

@VenusFeuerFalle there’s no need to be rude

[@ministermattocks7570]

@@samab1234-f7r Homophobics love being rude

[@ziku271]

That's why i'm proud to be a Muslim

[@Wanderer91]

Why?

[@AftabKhan-yk8sn]

Because islam don't change with time.... Eg... If homosexuality, drinking alcohol, pork ect.... Is a sin that mean it's a sin no matter what... Islam don't give a **** about what you or other think if it's haram(forbidden) in Quran no matter what you do it will be forbidden.... Unlike other religion where religion evolve with time.... Like early Christan also see homosexuality as sin and now they are accepting it.... That's messed up in many ways..... And i am proud about that islam that it's rules are crystal clear....

[@EntDominion]

As long as you stay in the desert, I'm okay with that.

[@user-cf6fo6bj1u]

@@AftabKhan-yk8snNo wonder Islam isn't so jolly today 😭

[@Ali-w5u3s]

@@Wanderer91 Islam is unchanged and clear cut in all it's teachings. Someone commits a crime he will be punished no matter what if he fills a certain criteria.

[@AymensShow]

Bravo.....Can we do a Collab🎉😊

[@Mohammad.bin.khalid]

Realistically speaking Islam is the only religion that has stood it's ground and fight the world for its value We will not change islam for something like this.....

[@weeezy3028]

"Fight the world " yeah you got that correct 😂

[@manishabhanushali7502]

How's that a good thing?

[@tailsofthekyuubi]

Thanks for sharing your perspective. While it's true that Islam has deeply rooted values that many Muslims hold steadfastly, it's also worth noting that Islam is practiced by a diverse global community. This diversity has led to different interpretations and approaches to various issues, including LGBTQ rights. Some Muslim groups and individuals work to reconcile their faith with supporting LGBTQ individuals, rooted in values of compassion, justice, and understanding. For example: 1. Inclusive Mosques: Organizations like the Inclusive Mosque Initiative in the UK aim to create spaces where all Muslims, including LGBTQ individuals, can feel welcomed and practice their faith without judgment. 2. Imam Daayiee Abdullah: Based in the U.S., Daayiee Abdullah is one of the few openly gay imams who provides spiritual guidance and support to LGBTQ Muslims. He emphasizes Islam's core principles of mercy and acceptance. 3. Muslims for Progressive Values (MPV): MPV is an international organization that advocates for human rights, including LGBTQ rights, within the framework of Islam. They promote inclusivity and work to create safe spaces for all Muslims. 4. Queer Muslim Networks: Groups like Salaam Canada and Imaan in the UK provide support for LGBTQ Muslims, offering resources and community spaces to explore faith and identity. These examples don't suggest changing the core principles of Islam but highlight how some interpret and practice their faith in ways that emphasize love, acceptance, and inclusivity. Every Muslim's journey is unique, and the diversity in approaches reflects the broader spectrum of how Islam is lived and understood around the world.

[@siddhirbhavatikarmja]

Well you divine value in very queer manner That's not value That's islamic imposition

[@ERTYUIOPQSDFGHJKLZXCVBNM]

@@tailsofthekyuubi ☠

[@Mr.superqueenkingLiam69940]

I love Buddhism😊

[@0121evian]

Andrew Gate

[@TBOTNS]

1:22 bruh Omar ibn Khattab was bisexual

[@inversion9651]

Where did you get this from?

[@VoidAnimate]

Since When? he's Called The Sword of Allah, Chosen by Muhammad The Prophet Himself. I don't think someone that Had devoted his life To God and it's Prophet to be "bisexual" All of sudden. Get your Information Straight please.

[@Melancholian]

Christianity is not woke

[@Sderror404]

Keep preaching! I will pray that this madness will go away

[@francescocerasuolo4064]

you mean it's not humane? ok

[@PatientPerspective]

You're thinking of the wrong thing. Sexual orientation isn't new. The Bible doesn't even speak of sexual orientation. There are no gay people in scripture. All the references of homosexuality were for straights. Christians obsession and bastardization of the word woke is totally divorced from the actual issue LGBTQ of all ages suffer from

[@PatientPerspective]

@Melancholian It's not as Christians define it as woke. That's the difference and why it's hard for me to see respect. Many Christians have an idea of LGBTQ that doesn't reflect the population who are LGBTQ and not activists and even in agreement with those we see on tv.

[@Melancholian]

@PatientPerspective when I say christianity I mean true christianity, Orthodoxy, not heretical catholicism or protestantism

[@PaoloCavestro-ey9bb]

I write what i want, eternally.

[@ministermattocks7570]

yes me too to say homophobia is a sin

[@Kartlos1]

​@@ministermattocks7570 It's not a sin, it's encouraged in the bible.