I'm not exactly saying that transexuals are sinners, but when Christ met a woman with many husbands, He loved her! He did not throw stones at them like some people would. God says that let the person who is without sin throw the first stone. God says that we have no right to throw stones at anyone. The truth is, sin is sin. When we do things like blow up abortion clinics, give people the middle finger, or laugh at a transsexual, we throw stones! When we throw stones, we assume that we are more perfect than the other person. God did not say that we are supposed to throw stones; He told us to love the other person. When we do things like blow up abortion clinics, we are working for Satan! It is Satan that wants us to throw stones! God wants us to love these people. As I said in another article on this website, when we don't love, we hate and fear! God wants us to walk in the ways of love, and not hate and fear! Hate and fear are close to the same thing. When we act in this hate or fear, we throw stones! God wants us to love each other, and not to hate nor fear each other. There is another thing. Some people have a goal to convert these people. Our goal should not be to convert people; our goal should be to love people. God spoke about this in Matthew 23. Conversion therapy and reparative therapy are bad, because they focus on the therapist's self and not the transsexual's well-being. If Christ was here today, he would not start a therapy with the transexual, He would attempt to love them as they are and acknowledge them as people and as God's children. Even if it makes a person look bad by hanging out with transsexuals, you should do it anyway, because Jesus would do the same thing. He would not damn them to hell on first sight. He loves them and tries to understand them. Throwing stones will not change a transsexual, at least, not right away. Our duty is not to convert transsexuals, but to love them! Since we don't understand them, we should pray for them and let God sort this mess out. God is in charge, not man. God is an understanding god. We are here to love others, not throw stones. You know, if we understand a transsexual, instead of outright condemning them, we may learn a thing or two! Love people, not hate them. Love transsexuals; don't hate them, because Jesus would love them also.
