Is being asexual and/or aromantic not Christian?

[Anonymous]

I may be asexual, but I am Christian and I am curious about if this goes against the Bible or something, do I have to eventually fall in love or get married to follow God?😖

[Rkbleezy]

Been in the faith for many years. To answer your question simply. Nope.

I have read the scriptures, dead sea scrolls, and most of the "lost parts" of the bible as some call it. Believe it or not, the scriptures only ask you of one thing in exchange for eternal salvation. Its found in Romans 10: 9-10. Literally just professing with your mouth and genuinely believing that Jesus died for our salvation on earth and was raised from the dead by God. Its not as simple as some joke about, but there really isn't any "Works" needed. Nor does it mention sexuality or age or gender. In-fact in Revelation 22:17, it talks about the "Spirit" which is God, because the book states many times that God, Jesus, And the holy spirit are the same/part of the same being. And "Bride" referring to us, because in the spirit we are genderless, not like nonbinary, but that there is no term to exist because it is a concept that doesn't exist in the spirit. Its only an earthly thing. The bible uses Bride and Groom interchangeably throughout the text, which is why I say that. But then the text goes on to say "Let the one who is thirsty come; and let the one who wishes take the free gift of the water of life." Thirstiness is referring to your spirit, most people feel depressed and anxious, or beat down and broken. And he is saying come and take part, and reside in my presence AS YOU ARE. Not as you will be, not as you could be, but as you are.

The rest of the entire book is just a guide book for life, that's literally it. The majority of it is mostly identity building material to help one shape a better life for themselves and help impact others lives as well as be a conduit for miracles. My favorite part is Acts, its really encouraging to know that God uses us to do miracles on earth. And John 14:12, Jesus basically says, in God, we will do greater miracles than he did. Like read all of the miracles Jesus did, there not even all recorded either. John 21:25, He basically says if all Jesus miracles and wonders had been written down that its quite possible the whole world could not contain them. So by just furthering our relationship with God, which is simply understanding who he really is and spending time seeking his presence, we can call upon him, and if it aligns with the principles of who he is, it shall be done. And we learn who he is by reading the stories he gave about him!

Sorry to get off topic, I just wanted to add some exciting tidbits.

[Asker]

Holy Cheez-Its, that's long, np though! Thank you so much!

[Rkbleezy]

Sorry, it is really hard for me to take something so extremely expansive and make it into a few sentences. But hopefully you enjoyed it!

[Asker]

I did!

[Berethor]

It considered bad in judaism but not in christianity, you should join a monastery. :)

[Anonymous]

In the past asexual, aromantic, Bisexual and lesbian women just got married, had kids and lived a Christian life. I'm asexual and that's what I've done. In the middle east its still the case among lgbtq women

I can't really speak for asexual men or gay men in the past. I think some got married, had kids and maybe still had gay sex or no sex depending.

[Faith18letsgo]

Not at all. The Bible says to love. But it doesn’t say how. Your perfect just the way god made you!

[MannMitAntworten]

You are fine. Granted, if you were Catholic entering the Sisterhood would suit ya.

[Agape93]

It's not, you're fine

[Asker]

🙏🙏🙏

[Anonymous]

You are still young. But we are commanded to multiply; so there is an expectation of getting married and then having kids.

[LazerBean]

No, it's fine.