Is this a typical question to ask?

[jennifer_bloom]

I made a post in a bible forum about a transgender man who was over 6”6 tall that wanted to use the girls bathroom the same time I did during a church visit and my post was flagged and deleted by people who said my post had no thing to with the bible.

I thought any moral dilemma that makes you question social etiquette and threatens your ethical boundaries was a religious issues since religion is essentially, the detailed and intricate study of ethics.

I was watching a church talk on romantic relationships on you tube, and my big question in my head is, what does this have to do with God?

But may be they have a definition of religion that is different from mine.

[ohsheeT]

Well I think you're 100% right and as for other people anybody and everybody can believe in whatever it is that they want to believe in

Because when we were all born we were all given that gift that gift of choice we get to choose who we want to be in life by the things that we say and do

And that's just like me answering this question just because I'm answering it the way that I'm answering it and I feel the way that I feel it doesn't mean that I'm right and I'm not afraid to say that it's my opinion and I have to be honest about it it has everything to do with the Bible even though I've never read the Bible so how do you like that one LOL

If you are a part of society's world they have made up their own rules their own decisions of who people are and who they're not..

God wanted there to be different races so he made different races

If you wanted there to be different genders he would have made different genders

No I don't know if this is right or not but I believe somewhere in the Bible it probably says that a man should be more feminine because if he understands that and can control that and do that as a man is going to make him a better person and make him grow and be very wise now I'm leaving that 100% too but that doesn't mean it said to become feminine gender but that's the thing about the Bible I went to church one time when I was 7 well actually more than once but anyway and the preacher read paragraph from the Bible and I listened and when he got done he said and if you don't believe this and this and this and this you're going to go to hell and I looked at him and I said I'm going to hell because everything you just read and everything you just said is completely opposite of what I heard and what I see and now you're telling me I got to go to hell so I quit going to church I told my parents I was never going again just because of that they told me I didn't have to go thank you but it doesn't mean that I have not searched and searched and searched things out because I need to understand I need to experience I need to know the truth and one day I will or at least as much as I can find but everything I just said it doesn't mean that I'm right it's just who I am what I feel and what I believe

[MrOracle]

It sounds to me like the church, or at least the ones running the forum, are LGBT activists who don't want any discussion about the issue (because then they'd have to defend their position). People who want to censor discussion usually just don't want their indefensible positions challenged.