Former Westboro Baptist Church Member Explains Experience

Megan Phelps-Roper talks about life after leaving the church and what her stance is now on same-sex marriage.
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[@Skyler_Momoko]

"where do you stand on same-sex marriage?" "I'm absolutely for it, love is love" - that was so beautiful and just shows you that change for the better is always possible!!

[@volgg]

I grew up pretty religious during my childhood, but it was only when I met my first gay friend in high school that really started challenging a lot of my beliefs about love, tolerance, acceptance, etc. After that, i just couldn't even set foot into church because I just couldn't reconcile the teachings from the church. So I stopped attending church during high school. I was also suffering from major depression during that time and being at church didn't really help much at all. Today, i'm a changed man for the better, all thanks to my awesome gay friend. As Megan said, it's the power of the "human connection". I always believe that hate is a learned behavior, so which means it can be unlearned. Everyone deserves a chance to change themselves for the better. Otherwise, where else would they go? No human connection mean they never will learn (i'm also very against cancel culture)

[@Skyler_Momoko]

@@volgg yeah same. I grew up in a strict Muslim family and I kinda had that idea of "everyone not like us is below me" until I turned 12 and realised I was gay. It really caused me to question my beliefs and wonder if I hated these people because that's how I felt or if it's because that's what was put into my head. Today - I am still Muslim but also love everyone and don't believe in hate or superiority what so ever. Conversation can help so much and I'm so happy to see that it worked for you!! Human connection all the way!!

[@OctoberAle]

It was beautifully said. She didn't even hesitate at all to say it.

[@omegawicked1]

Our tell her NO!!!!!!!

[@omegawicked1]

@@volgg so ur a HOMOSEXUAL?

[@djl6592]

Megan is a prime wonderful example of how humans can be good

[@princess-eva2278]

So much!

[@lebowskiunderachiever3591]

@Cadillac Kadafi ain't nothing normal about Democrats 😆

[@spirituallysafe]

No human is good. Only God is good.

[@ramdas363]

She's a sellout.

[@LukeBridger]

​@@spirituallysafegurl...

[@johnalternative87]

Having watched Louis Theroux’s documentaries on this family as well as many interviews with Meghan, it was still pleasantly shocking to hear her openly support gay rights. She’s kind and graceful in the way she carries herself now. She’s a new woman for sure.💜👌

[@brindakk1794]

Louis interviewed him in January 2020 before Covid changed the world. That's the last interview they're ever gonna give.

[@brianparent4882]

Proof that you can change. Proof that you get more with sugar than vinegar. Proof that speaking in kindness is transformative. Proof that letting love lead your intentions can reach the darkest of places. She’s an incredible woman!

[@felixchien1664]

it is true that you'll get more with sugar, but you also get more ants

[@Lucky-ei6yh]

I'm so glad she is happy

[@bramzwaan8769]

She’s a true inspiration!

[@khabaaustralia]

What a turnaround for what she was to who she is when she now thinks for herself and she's always been a very smart woman. God bless her honesty and freedom

[@MたいしS]

I remember when I saw her, her mom, and sister on the Tyra show and I knew this girl was too smart, eventually, her beliefs will crack.

[@brindakk1794]

I knew that too. So glad we were right about her xx

[@omegawicked1]

They did there thing on that show. How they made ppl cringe

[@CrackaPackify]

I remember watching the protests and an old video of an interview with Megan and she had that glassy eyed look true believers have It's quite heart warming to see she broke out of that and seems to be a really lovely down to earth woman. She still loves her family completely despite who they are and what they do. Her mum was recently interviewed again by Louis Theroux and cracked a bit when she was asked by her kids who left the church before the brainwashing took hold again It's not hopeless for them but man, seeing the Phelps grandchildren and children leave have given me hope for people ensnared in any cult

[@felixchien1664]

"asked by her kids"...you mean "asked about her kids"?

[@lightninglithium]

I love Megan Phelps-Roper so much!

[@ambrosiaaa9064]

I’m so proud and happy for Megan. I have no hate in my heart towards her as she saw the evil her family had created through the Church and I’m so happy she’s now preaching love and acceptance despite being brainwashed

[@caseysmith2416]

why would u have heart n ur heart to begin with?? ugh-oooooo, someone’s going to H-E-Double-Hockey sticks

[@savagesfortruth]

I’m glad she is happy and free and changed her way of thinking

[@Colbster1995]

Homie was committed to clapping them cheeks

[@seansmith4880]

Ha! For real! Deprogramming a member of the Westboro Baptist church is a whole other level!

[@sansawinslow2310]

I'm happy for her she found love is a mother now. She saw the truth to bad the rest are still brainwashed. or know the truth and stuck and scared to leave.

[@romanticandperky]

The finale from The Who's "Tommy": "We're Not Gonna Take It." I once had a girlfriend who left me for Roger Daltrey. At the time, The Who were about to go on tour of America in support of their-'Who Are You?-album. My name is Tommy. Tommy Phelps; my first and middle name. I am a born-again Christian. My brother died of cancer last March. I, Thomas Phelps, showed up at his deathbed the day before died with a King James Bible, and started to read to him from 1 John. Standing beside was my earliest childhood friend, Jonathan. He worked for Prince back in 1984 for his 'Purple Rain' album/movie/tour.

[@catinaclaytor3245]

When I was in the missionary Baptist Church they were not into helping out in the community or helping out in the soup kitchen or food banks or taking Christmas toys or school items to the homeless shelter and foster care homes like the Nondinominational churches do which is the church I go to now

[@NellieKAdaba]

They're closed like some Catholics, not all.

[@AButterflyinChrist]

It depends what church you attend it’s not on the denomination itself but the leader of the church because I attended a non-denominational church that doesn’t feed the homeless. They did it once 16-20 years ago but that was it. I brought it to the pastors attention but nothing was done.

[@catinaclaytor3245]

@@NellieKAdaba the Catholic Church in my state help out they have soup kitchen and they gave me out toys and books to the kids since the kids been out of school and

[@johnallenmacfarlandjr9440]

they gave the word of God. that's more than enough

[@melissacorrigan9238]

@@johnallenmacfarlandjr9440 umm no that’s not nearly enough you are a damn fool if you think a prayer will help actual poverty what the actual fuck... a church should want to help out every which way possible not throw a prayer at it and run!

[@manichon]

I love your lenses.

[@inutero10]

Always had a thing for that girl

[@AntiMasonic93]

Westboro church is located on 12th Street and Gage Blvd in Topeka, KS. The area is nice-looking.

[@stanbily9416]

Yet the church is so ugly…

[@nunyabusiness3832]

Almost nobody cares.

[@freygrinter7970]

I'm not christian, but from what i know about Christianity, i think that if christianity is real, megan is definitely going to heaven

[@MisertheWizer]

Why because she's a victim?

[@sunshinemishasmommy5352]

Most of those people in that horrid "church" are ones that believe in the Great Creator and are searching for meaning in their lives and to trying to make sense of the world around them..and because of that perceived vulnerability there are those who exploit that and brainwash these otherwise kind hearted people..not all in that "church" are like that though,there likely are some genuinely hateful people..but I don't think all of them are..like this woman,she doesn't seem like a truly hateful person,otherwise she wouldn't have been able to lift the veil of lies and really see what was going on.. sadly religion in general has taken people's belief in God/Allah/the Great Creator and twisted it to serve the negative agendas of humans..but there are good people in every religion,I hope everyone can remember that..as this woman said "love is love" and at the end of the day love is all that matters :)

[@Skyler_Momoko]

PREACH!! I wish I could like this comment 1000% times!!

[@brbas33]

Where do you stand on same sex marriage ? why did she ask her that, like if you don't, we won't except you!.

[@therandomactivist1124]

Blame cancel culture, not the gays

[@johnallenmacfarlandjr9440]

perfect example and proof of the word of God where it says the great falling away.

[@ohuntermc9321]

Don’t think you know what proof actually is

[@MisertheWizer]

Falling away from what exactly, the fruit of the spirit seems no where close to Westboro that she just switched from 1 perversion to another, she needs to be talked to with compassion to show that God is love but he also has a design and although gays aren't fulfilling that God still loves them and calls them into repentance to follow him

[@majorroberts9552]

Hiiiii Tamron..

[@Dedicated2WendyWilliams]

sounds like North Korea...

[@romanticandperky]

My father is Jewish, my mother is German, and I am also a Phelps. How did this happen? Well, my mother has Phelps people in her family tree, and my parents named me after one of them; a U.S. admiral and war hero. In turn, he was married to a Jewess. They are buried together in Arlington National Cemetery; and on top of her grave is a very large Christian cross.

[@Gorguruga]

if you dig deeper into your ancestry you may have African or Asian connections too, so your earlier ancestors may have believed in different religions. The religions you mention Judaism and Christianity are relatively recent in the timeline of human history, although they have copied many stories from earlier religions like The Sumerian Texts (from Iraq) and Rig Veda (from India).

[@romanticandperky]

@@Gorguruga Thank you for the thoughtful response. It's hard to say who exactly our ancestors were if we can dig far enough back. Who are ancestors were shows the 'hand of G-d' in leading us to where we are now, even if that's not as good as might have it. Now my full name is Thomas Phelps Karp. There was a St. Polycarp who was with the apostle John when he composed his Gospel. And Jesus was a carpenter, was He not? And he did tell his apostles that he would make them 'fishers of men'. And the apostle Thomas did go to India, so he was probably familiar the Rig Veda. The Phelps are also mentioned in 'The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn'. They were also a family of devout Christian evangelists. Mark Twain liked to copy his stories from other sources, and then change the facts around. The character of 'Huck Finn' was also based on a real person, and his name was Thomas.

[@Gorguruga]

​@@romanticandperky Some fascinating connections there in possible lineage, thank you for your rich response. You may already be familiar with the several theories relating to the correlation between the Hindu character Krishna and the Christ character, even the names themselves are eerily similar. Their stories contain numerous correlations which author Kersey Graves, a Quaker who passed in 1883, first determined in a detailed study, finding 346 similarities between the two deities. Among some of these similarities: both their adoptive fathers were carpenters, wise men visited both, they were both called "savior" and were the second part of the Trinity, both performed miracles, both were sent from heaven to earth in the form of a man, both claimed "I am the Resurrection", both performed miracles... and so forth. In essence, the story of Jesus may just be a reinterpretation of an older story - rewritten for a "new generation" so to speak. Perhaps comparable to Hollywood remakes of old movie classics to cater for a different audience? The original story of Krishna predates the story of Christ by at least 1000 years. In connection to your apostle Thomas - it's possible he may have in fact been studying the story of Krishna during his visits to India and helping to reinterpret and rewrite the story to make it more relevant and palatable to his peers?

[@romanticandperky]

@@Gorguruga Yeah, I think so; fascinating connections. Synchronicity (Carl Jung), where coincidences are no longer random, but show the 'hand of G-d' on our lives. Yes indeed, Gorguruga, there are deep spiritual connections and correlations between faiths, and even those who don't appear to be too loving towards each other over their beliefs. I'm of Jewish/German ancestry, and yet I'm also a Phelps, like the founder of the Westboro Baptist people. Is it just a coincidence that Megan Phelps named her book-'Unfollow'? The finale from The Who's "Tommy"-"We're Not Gonna Take It"-listen carefully to the use of the word-'follow'-in this song. My name is Tommy. Tommy Phelps (Karp).

[@romanticandperky]

@@Gorguruga The first time I heard The Who's "Tommy", I was at a boarding school in New Hampshire with Judy Collins' kid sister, and I had just come from playing pinball. This was back in 1970. Judy Collins was on tour at the time in support of her top 20 version of 'Amazing Grace'. My brother was on tour with Jimi Hendrix that year, and would perform at his funeral; at which, the Rev. Pat Wright sang-'What A Friend We Have In Jesus'. 8 years later, my girlfriend left me for Roger Daltrey. At the time, The Who were about to go on tour in support of their 'Who Are You?' album. I know who I am. My name is Tommy. Tommy Phelps. My brother would also meet David Bowie some years later, but that's another story. Did you know that David refused to support LGBT, and steadfastedly refused to allow them to use his music for their campaigns? I once asked him about that at his website, when he was still alive. I was eventually baptized by a Baptist preacher named Zacharias, and I tend to agree with fundamentalists views; but being that I'm the worse sinner I know, I don't have the right to invoke hateful judgements on behalf of G-d. I recall something Ravi Zacharias said on his radio show not too long ago: "Perhaps, we shouldn't concentrate so much on what's wrong with homosexuality, but more so with what's good about being in a straight, Christ-centered, relationship; about what's good about being saved to that." And then there was what the country singer Vince Gill once said to Shirley Phelps one time (if I can remember the right words); something to the effect that being straight with the L-rd is about receiving Grace, not about invoking hatefully at others. Amen.

[@JermaineGertse]

As a gay man, I'm so afraid of going to a church. I don't want to force people to think I'm a good christian or anything but I'd love to go in there and receive the word of God. I'm so scared that if I do. I will be met with a very strong anti gay narrative. I will not be comfortable.

[@mybrainafterwatchingyoutub2783]

It really depends which church you go to. There are friendly churches and there are mean churches. Don’t let one bad experience church experience from not going at all

[@peaceadelic9830]

I would love to help you find something in your area that is accepting of you for who you are, there are plenty of great places that do and will.. I promise, where are you located?

[@MisertheWizer]

I could probably extend grace to you but I cannot accept homosexuality as something that is okay however most churches will be against it because it isn't biblical. Read the Bible by yourself for now and read those passages and call upon Christ to help you understand it, just because something is of great struggle does not mean we should accept it. I'll pray for you if you'd like

[@alejandrogaricia2252]

Repent it's not worth going to hell for turn from the flesh

[@MobileDecay]

These comments here are crazy. 😢

[@Cruiser-tb5zc]

1:12 "And that everyone else is wrong." That is the core of every religion/denomination out there. God is great/Jesus is Lord, all the humans who have managed to twist His message a thousand different ways - not so much. Personally I think the main components to focus on are to put God first, ALWAYS. Be nice. And help others out when you can. Now before anyone goes getting their panties in a bunch, yes there's a bit more to it than that. Things like asking forgiveness for your sins, etc. But for thé most parti think those three things are the majority of what God wants from us. Humans have been making it SO insanely difficult since the dawn of time. And in many cases they're doing it to benefit themselves. Hmm, seems like the words "the devil comes in many forms" comes to mind. I should also point out that it's only the higher ups in a lot of these "religions/denominations" that are a bit untruthful. Meaning that I, personally, feel that the people in the pews/the congregation who honestly feel they're doing what God wants will be just fine. Many of us who where brought up in any particular church or private school always heard "Never even talk to anyone from other religions/denominations because they're all wrong and will burn in hell. But fortunately for you 'we' ha6it right. Now give us your money and control of your life." Yet as we got older and started talking to others they would always say "They told us that same thing! You guys were wrong, if not the devil, and are all going to perish/they're the only ones going to heaven, blah blah blah." READ the scriptures for yourself. Personally I don't think you need anyone between you and God playing middle man. In fact I would say just the opposite. Obviously if you find a church that works for you then awesome, by all means go there. I'm only saying that one shouldn't be too caught up in all the negative stuff about how 'others are wrong' etc. Instead spend your time focusing on God's eternal love, forgiveness, bringing others to Christ. Want to do God's work? Go help some truly homeless people. Buy them some socks, underwear, coats, food, etc. Instead of giving your money to some guy in an expensive suit driving a Cadillac who lives in a mansion telling you that "God told me this morning that y'all need to buy me another private jet." Smh. And make sure when you do help those in need that you let them know the Lord is sending them this assistance, you're just the delivery guy. I know some will disagree, which is your right. And for those people, I will pray for you. Pray often. I do it pretty much throughout the day. For instance every time I hear an ambulance, firetruck, etc I stop and say a quick prayer asking the Lord to watch over and protect these amazing heroes He has blessed us with. Pray for whoever they're going to help. And something I have recently figured out to do, I pray for my enemies. Just seems like that's what Jesus would tell us to do. Anyhow thanks for listening to me ramble in and God bless you my friends. Be safe out there and please please do your best to try and bring others to Christ.

[@Cruiser-tb5zc]

*for what it's worth I have talked to many people about turning on their lives over to Christ and so often I hear "I really kinda want to do that but I'm just not so sure about being chastised into giving them money I don't have as well as them telling me who I can & can't talk to." They often have been led to believe that the only place you can pray is in xyz church. Which is just ridiculous. Shoot, I pray sitting in traffic, or anywhere for that matter. Remember Matthew 18:20, "Wherever two or more are gathered in mine name therefore I shall be also." This means that if you're standing on the sidewalk talking to anyone about God, He is absolutely there with you. Pretty cool stuff. God bless and thanks again for listening to me ramble on.

[@rossnicol9099]

One extreme to another. She's now totally rejected Jesus.

[@MobileDecay]

Tell me again why I need god in my life. Hate monger.

[@Tuzganaq]

How is it extreme to not be a Christian? Do you say that Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism etc are "extremes"?

[@timster1995]

ALRIGHT!!!! Megan is For Same Sex Marriage!!!!!

[@frankdasaintdituri9983]

sooo sad that she left the faith behind because of false baptist teachings

[@MisertheWizer]

Here's the question though what faith did she leave behind, she may have never accepted thee gospel but one on a false understanding

[@Tuzganaq]

Her own choice, not yours. And I can't comprehend the sad thing about it. As long as she respects other people and doesn't hate, what's your problem with her leaving the faith behind?

[@compton1808]

I don't think we can define love is love. There are different kinds of love. The same love I have for my cat is different than the love I have for my family.

[@ladylee27]

Plus it’s not actually about love. It’s all about who people want to have sex with.

[@compton1808]

@@ladylee27 So True!!

[@LukeBridger]

WOW you both really missed the mark huh? 💀 So gay people aren't allowed to love, only have sex?... that's what you're implying in your comments. Love IS love. Platonic love, familial love, romantic love. They all function differently, but they're still just as valid and meaningful as eachother

[@hk4lyfe59]

Megan, please don't run into the world. Your family misrepresented the love of Christ, but that doesn't mean the Bible is wrong about everything, especially sin. God loves LGBTQ people, but he does call them to repentance the same he calls everyone else to repentance, and while God is love, hell is still a real place, because he is Holy. Don't throw the baby out with the bath water, I say this with love.

[@sounds0fmeows]

a just God wouldn't burn somebody in hell for eternity for a few years of sin. That's very unjust.

[@MisertheWizer]

Bingo perfect response

[@MisertheWizer]

​@KingSizedCat but they aren't necessarily pushed for those few sins they're Ultima punished for their rejection of God since God has provided sufficient means for their belief

[@troy1890]

I remember her on Tyra and she was a much different person. Proof that she was groomed by a cult

[@Jeremy-ho3vi]

'Love is Love' is childish . Some Men love Children and want to...

[@YoshiTheOreo]

Boy this interview isn't going to age well when the minor attracted people roll up for their "rights". Oh wait, they are.

[@surfdocer103]

Sounds kinda like Islam

[@stevenflamenco9859]

Luk 6:26 Woe unto you, when all men shall speak well of you! for so did their fathers to the false prophets.

[@israelcarrillo6048]

We love you

[@sindimatrix]

She sold out!

[@realmusic3914]

No she didn't, lmao. She got away from a psycho cult

[@Jeremy-wp4yh]

@@realmusic3914 yes she left one cult for another. Progressive Christianity is also a cult where "anything goes"

[@ohuntermc9321]

@@Jeremy-wp4yh she’s not Christian at all

[@Andy224]

Well… I guess it’s never too late to reflect on your wrong past acts

[@rickovery]

It's never too late to chance for the better.

[@Andy224]

@@rickovery you mean *change for the better

[@enriquemartinez6510]

I'm so Glad, as smart and beautiful as she is, she left that horrible family, I'm sorry but, Christians don't bash at people like that, they don't have God's revelation. We hope 1 day they repent.

[@socheathsun]

I still don't believe her

[@stanbily9416]

Why not?

[@vc9732]

Sounds like JW teachings. It’s not up to us to be judge. We draw with love not hate. Period.

[@ladylee27]

You don’t know what you’re talking about. There’s a huge difference in that JWs believe in free will and consequences NOT predestination which voids that concept. Also NO hell.

[@MisertheWizer]

Jw as in james white?

[@darknessseparated7465]

That church might be the last church in The US that actually speaks the truth.

[@resetsetmefree478]

She said she had issues when she was shown inconsistencies with the doctrine. They don't believe in funerals because they say it's "worshiping the dead" but funerals and designated times for mourning are mentioned in the Bible several times

[@MisertheWizer]

Calvinism is not the truth though, how is it that gays can't he saved exactly?

[@k0smon]

Good old bible. A quagmire of truth and fiction. Full of contradiction, discrepancy and error. (Bart Error) And they call that mess "The Word of God" !

[@MisertheWizer]

Where's the contradiction and I will struggle through the text hoping to see if it helps

[@prophet9240]

She is Judas!!!

[@DP-tf7qb]

no, I'm judas

[@prophet9240]

@@DP-tf7qb

[@isaacleillhikar4566]

Adultery is love. Being amourous of a married woman is wrong. Venerial acts of men to men is wicked. So is pedophilia. What is this?

[@omegawicked1]

If she asked me. Do i support same sex marriage. I wud say hell no.

[@Nicholas93x]

Nobody did ask you.

[@realmusic3914]

Look man, I'm not a fan of that either. But I damn sure ain't gonna judge people for it, you know what I do? I MIND MY OWN DAMN BUISNESS. And you should also.

[@omegawicked1]

@@realmusic3914 im not judging bro. im using my sound mind.

[@ohuntermc9321]

@@omegawicked1 sound??

[@omegawicked1]

@@ohuntermc9321 logical thinking

[@gdg1963]

Megan has chosen the wide path that leads to eternal Destruction, the Lake of Fire. It's tragic that she threw the baby out with the bathwater. She could have kept Faith with GOD, and left WBC behind. It's not GOD who is twisted. But, rather, it's certain religious folks' misinterpretations of HIM. Pray that she repents and totally surrenders to JESUS CHRIST. Otherwise she's headed for Hell. And, that's so tragic, and avoidable.

[@ohuntermc9321]

God, Jesus, and hell aren’t real. Stop believing in ancient mythology

[@stanbily9416]

Weirdo 😂

[@MisertheWizer]

If someone has created a different view of God how can she ultimately repent, she has to first understand biblically the God is not the God of calvinism but Is a loving God

[@Tuzganaq]

Who are you to decide what she has to believe in?

[@samlarue2059]

That’s all Megan does it goes on interviews and talk shows where she can get her 15 minutes of fame. And now she wants to be holier than thou. She was a disgrace to humankind when she was picking all those funerals And holding those disgusting signs and she still a disgrace today. Go to all those people’s and apologize for the hurt that you caused them. I Or maybe stand on all the street corners holding up for signs that saying I do apologize to anyone I have offended with my disgusting words

[@aliledesma7535]

sam la rue She has apologize. Many times. She can’t apologize to every single person. It’s no feasible. I urge you to listen to her in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4bbh6GvobOlmck She is a truly humble person and doesn’t expect forgiveness from those she’s hurt. She just wants to reach her family and others so we learn to talk to each other.

[@noah6872]

You tell her to apologize to those she has hurt, but then criticize her for going on interviews and talk shows to do exactly that. These mediums provide her the platform needed to reach the myriads of men and women that you say she has wronged. She has been in the public eye her entire life. If she is just seeking attention, then she already had it in spades as a member of the Westboro Baptist Church.

[@LuannOsbourne]

i had to agree with sam la rue.

[@AButterflyinChrist]

She’s confused I feel sorry for her. Lord Jesus help her to see clearly dear Lord, help her to see that the way of the world is not right way to go. Dear Lord Jesus Heavenly Father I pray that you will bring your daughter back to you Lord Jesus. I pray in Jesus Mighty Name to show His daughter that she can only find true peace in Him. In Jesus’ Name I pray Amen! 🙏🏾🙌🏾📖🙏🏾 My God is going to work this out! Amen! 🙏🏾🙌🏾🙏🏾🙌🏽

[@ohuntermc9321]

She was confused but she understands clearly her situation now and then.

[@only1S.Boone1]

Sorry that her mind was changed. Her understanding OR perhaps proper teaching should have been expanded. But God is Not for same sex marriage or same sex relationship. Thou he does give people d choice to repent n come unto him.

[@daantjebariton]

She didn't change her mind, she turned on her mind, something you clearly haven't been blessed with.

[@billieinka]

please take some time to truly consider why you think being gay is wrong. please try to ask yourself what you would do in a world where the normal opinion is that straight people are sinners and need to repent just for loving someone of the opposite sex. try taking a day or two where you really go deep into your mind and question why you believe same sex relationships/marriages are wrong, what is so bad about it, what influenced you to believe in this so strongly, etc. it can’t hurt to ask yourself some questions and you might realise or discover some things that you didn’t know before :))

[@pianoman2245]

Who the hell are you to know anything about what “god” thinks or doesn’t think about anything?

[@only1S.Boone1]

Romans 1:26-27 KJV [26] For this cause God gave them up unto vile affections: for even their women did change the natural use into that which is against nature: [27] And likewise also the men, leaving the natural use of the woman, burned in their lust one toward another; men with men working that which is unseemly, and receiving in themselves that recompence of their error which was meet. God is Not for same sex......

[@romansreturn3136]

@@only1S.Boone1 god is love