Fred wrote:
I have some really mixed feelings regarding homosexual feelings and lifestyles. I know on the one hand that homosexual lifestyle is wrong/sin, and on the other hand I know that homosexual feelings are wrong. I love men and I know that this is wrong, however I know this is sin. I don't know where to turn. Please help me !!

Do you know the Lord Jesus Christ as your Saviour? If you do, then His word says that "His love" has been shed abroad in your heart.

You say that you love men,
but true love does not consist in using people -
and that's what homosexuality is - USING someone else to try to meet a need in your own heart.

The "love of God" in the heart wants what is best for the other person at the expense of one's own interest and not for personal gain.

I would suggest that you consider the "love" that you think you have for men is actually "lust" - That is a sin that must be repented of.

We are told in 1 John that "if we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us of our sins, and to cleanse us of all unrighteousness."

Neil wrote:
Respectable ladies would not wear dresses with such low necklines!

just a thought wrote:
Please, let us not 'look down our noses' at the depraved; instead, let us pray for their lost souls to be saved. Let us bear in mind how His grace pulled us out of the jaws of death, His grace is the only thing that separates us from the two sodomites pictured above!

kenny wrote:
"Why do people pursue money beyond what one can use?"
"Addictions of every sort plaque man in his fallen condition."
It's not an addiction. That's Dobson/Arterburn/Oprah talk.
It's called COVETOUSNESS.

The question was primarily rhetorical. There are reasons behind the pursuit of money that may not be about the money per se. You read of people accumulating great wealth, and living like paupers, only to leave it to the estate upon death.

In the end, it's a whole lot more about wanting to fill the emptiness within.

Addictions of every sort plaque man in his fallen condition.