This shows a surprising lack of connection to reality. You think you will have that level of control over another grown man?Yep! nor will any of my children without my say.
Because I know I can't control every aspect of my son's lives? What does that have to do with Gay churches? Your logic leaps (if you can call it logic) are beyond the pale. I honestly don't even understand where you come up with half of what you type out here.But it would be far easier if there was a group of G-dly people who Followed Torah.
To me you both are way to laid back there are so many Gay Churches and who knows what.
My brothers wife has a gay sister and named their little girl a gender neutral names.
She Christian and she claims everything most do, but she is okay with it and think G-d is too.
I don't even expect to receive a cogent response that has anything to do with what I've written down here. Instead I expect to read some rambling stream of consciousness about some man's opinion on why the traditions of man are more important than Torah.
Three questions. Let's see if you can actually provide an answer to these instead of a response that has nothing to do with them.
1. Do you honestly believe you will have the power to choose your son's and (imaginary children's) choice in spouse, 15+ years from now?
2. I believe that I can only influence my children, train them up in the way they should go. How does this scriptural belief in any way compare to a Gay church?
3. How are you going to prevent your children current or future from marrying whomever they choose? How far are you going to go to assert your will over theirs?
#notholdingmybreathforanswers