Is religion still relevant in modern society?

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DélioPT said:

Runa216 said:

DélioPT said:

If being against something it considers a sin, is the same as being against the person who commits a sin, then the Church is against every single man and woman. Do you see that happening?
There is a difference: "hate" the sin, not the sinner.

it's still disgusting (and hypocritical) that the church condemns the 'sin' of homosexuality....when by their own faith, God created us all as he deemed fit, so Homosexuals were born that way.  Plus it doesn't harm anyone so they have no right to push their agenda.  

As i said before, it`s not a sin being gay, it`s living that life that is considered a sin.
Harming others is one kind of sin, harming oneself is another kind of sin. Sins aren`t just what you do to others but to yourself aswell.
And the Church isn`t here to push agendas.

So... in other words it's wrong to be themselves? And how are homosexuals harming themsleves? On the contrary, they harm themselves by denying and repressing their homosexuality. Hence why classifying homosexuality as a sin is psychological abuse.