Christians Should Tolerate Gay People and Transsexuals

1) Revelation 22:11 KJV. "He that is unjust, let him be unjust still: and he which is filthy, let him be filthy still: and he that is righteous, let him be righteous still: and he that is holy, let him be holy still." It is not the job of man to intervene with those who are sinning and are not hurting others against their will in the proccess, unless that person is your child whom you are legally responsible for.2) Homophobic bigotry is evil. I will cite my own blog. (http://metalheadwolfman.blogspot.com...)"Let me reiterate on my definition of bigotry. By bigotry, I don't mean simply preaching against homosexuality with love or trying to express an opposing viewpoint to gay rights advocates. Often, nowadays, people play the "bigotry card" whenever anyone expresses opposition to their viewpoint. "We can't shove our religion down your throat! Oppression! Oppression! Intolerance of my beliefs! But this is 'Murica! It's freedom of religion, not freedom from religion!" That is the attitude of too many Christians, believe it or not. Bigotry is when you devalue someone and ignore the fact that they are another human being with feelings like you. You view them as subhuman. You ignore who they really are and use their viewpoints and opinions to make them out to be a scoundrel.Bigotry is a sin like any other, no doubt. One thing I do hate is sin. However, I view bigotry with a special kind of hate that I don't view homosexuality with. I have had anti-metal, anti-autistic, and anti-Christian bigots express irrational hate towards me just because I was different from them. I get what it's like to be the outcast; I understand what it's like to be hated. I was bullied in elementary school. I understand what it's like to be the elephant in the room who causes controversy. Side note: I visited the Independent Presbyterian Church in Savannah, Georgia while I was in town for an annual tournament on the beach hosted by the Savannah Fencing Club called Sabre in the Surf. I definitely felt like an elephant in the room. A huge elephant. What's the difference between the sin of homosexuality and the sin of bigotry? All sin is considered equal by God, but the effects of certain sins are far greater than others. For example, telling a small lie and murdering a group of people - one causes far more damage for an longer period of time than the other. (Not equating either of those with homosexuality or bigotry.) In a homosexual relationship, you have two consenting adults in a relationship, not harming others. (If you're going to make the child molester argument, consider that if that person was a straight pedophile rather than a gay pedophile, they would be molesting and hurting kids - just ones of the opposite sex.) It devalues our fellow man. Bigotry hurts other people, intentionally. Bigotry as a whole has hurt many more people than homosexuality ever has, and I believe ever will. If you take any average Joe off the street, chances are, they most likely hold some sort of bigoted view, even if they won't admit to it or play word games to try and make it less sinful than it really is.Bigotry is very common in schools. Bigotry is one of the primary causes of bullying in schools. Bigots in school are made up of indoctrinated kids and teens who hate on others because Mommy and Daddy gave them a hateful religious worldview."3) "Christian" means "little Christ." Jesus has ordained Christians to be like him. Jesus never spoke a word about homosexuality. The sorts of sin that Jesus addressed were related to pride, theft, directly and voluntarily hurting others, and adultery. Love was the core element of Jesus.4) You have to empathize with your fellow man and realize that not everyone has exactly the same viewpoint. Humans need to be able to work together and love each other, as well as understand each other. Homosexual temptation may not be something they chose. Someone could've hurt them, and thus, they have sexual issues. Molestation and rape usually always results in some issues with sexuality; not necccesarily homosexuality, but related to it in some way.Thank you. :)