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This is going to be the last thread for me about LGBT people. I’ve already asked if gays are allowed in the Catholic church and the Evangelical churches and so far I see Catholics are more tolerant with the issue, so it is The Orthodox church’s turn.
Are gays who are okay with their homosexuality (maybe in same sex relationship) but yet wants to attend the Sunday mass (without eating from the host of course) allowed to get inside the Orthodox church without getting bothered or discriminate against ?
PS: I wish if this thread will not turn like the other one about the evangelical church where now is about 4 pages long. It is very easy question that could any orthodox person or someone who know the Orthodox church’s point of view about it answer.
This is going to be the last thread for me about LGBT people. I’ve already asked if gays are allowed in the Catholic church and the Evangelical churches and so far I see Catholics are more tolerant with the issue, so it is The Orthodox church’s turn.
Are gays who are okay with their homosexuality (maybe in same sex relationship) but yet wants to attend the Sunday mass (without eating from the host of course) allowed to get inside the Orthodox church without getting bothered or discriminate against ?
PS: I wish if this thread will not turn like the other one about the evangelical church where now is about 4 pages long. It is very easy question that could any orthodox person or someone who know the Orthodox church’s point of view about it answer.