"The LGBTQIA+ movement is more like a religion" is a correct claim, since the movement has it's belief system, its moral system and it's followers. It has idols, and it tries to spread it's belief on others in similar way like a religion.
And they teach that at school, that Christians are real.
Christians are real whether you believe it or not. Same thing.
Think about it.Even LGBTQ+ people say things like, it might not be based in science, but it has a deeper meaning to it.
This movement is more like a belief system. I think we should all treat it like a religion. That means not promoting it in schools. That means respecting it, but also not being forced to believe it.?
Yes. It is crazy how the government is trying to censor Christianity, but is pushing this LGBTQIA+ movement, even though they are both religions.
No, they are real but the belief, the way of thinking that they are involved in, is religious.Christians are real whether you believe it or not. Same thing.
And they teach that at school, that Christians are real.They do in history class. They teach the basic description of Christianity, they don't go into detail.But LGBTQ+ didn't become a popular religion until recently. Also, how would you teach LGBTQ+ without sexualizing it?When Christianity is taught, it's not sexualized.
Christians love going after other religions and wiping them out. This is why Christians are always calling things they hate a "religion".
Tell me, how did countries turn Christian?
