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Wouldn’t really be my priority. Although that is a catchy slogan.
I realize that after 10 years you’re just enabling a destructive cycle, but just to be clear, we shouldn’t condition our love for people on them caring about Jesus. It’d be nice if they did, but I’m not going to refuse to help my sister-in-law, who I love to death, because she’s Jewish.And he doesn’t give a rat’s asp about Jesus - lol
Would to meWould it make a difference if he was a straight drug addict brother-in-law who was likely to have sex with women around the house when nobody was home?
Really…every homeless man is known to watch porn on home computers? What an odd claim.Their know to watch porn on home computers.
Would you really? I hear hypothetical actions all the time. Taking him to the hospital emergency room might be a means, but would YOU really take him there, or just walk away shaking your head, worrying about him, and praying for him…there is nothing wrong with that, but to say I WOULD might be disingenuous.In our city, I would take him to the hospital emergency room,
It doesn’t sound as if this is the appropriate solution to the problems. There are other living situations better equipped to handle the kinds of needs articulated. It’s even possible that you’d become an enabler and make their problems worse.stay at your house
Just the gay people are full of drama? LOL…maybe you don’t know any hetrosexuals? So, no gays in your house, but you open the doors for hetro homeless…is there a screening application you use to determine their sexual preference, or do you base it on clothing, speech patterns, or some other questionably subjective test?Most of the gay people I’ve ever met have been full of drama and other kinds of nonsense that I wouldn’t want to bring into my house.
No way, not if he’s still using.Would you let a homeless gay drug addict brother-in-law stay at your house?