I'm just recently rekindling my relationship with God after years of neglecting him and rebelling. I only know what I know about God and Christianity because I was taught about it a lot when I was young. It was a weird and twisted version of Christianity that I was taught though, so now I have so many questions since I am older. I feel like everyone around me either hates God or believes in a twisted version of him. I came out as trans many years ago, but now I can't help to think that I am sinning in the eyes of God because of what I was taught as a kid. I've been scared to research or find an answer because I know the answers will be very mixed. I just feel lost, and I can't shake any negative feelings about all of this. Am I sinning? Am I giving into temptation? Am I believing something false? There's no middle ground that I can find. I haven't been able to do anything but internalize all of how I'm feeling. Is this path really right in the eyes of God?
Being trans isn't a sin. Be yourself. God does not hate the LGBT community and being LGBT will not condemn you to heck. My advice is to be Christ like, avoid false prophets, and avoid fake Christians. Be kind to others, forgive others, and pray. If you seek Jesus you will find him. Be cautious, those who preach hatred, ignorance, and discrimination are not of God. God is not a tyrant and has nothing but love for you.
this is so fricking far from biblical holy shit.
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