What you fail to understand is that Christians see God as sort of an omnipotent father, which is kind of why they call him "holy father"... trackin'?
Anywho, much like a parent, God loves all of his children but loving all of your children does not mean you approve of everything that they do or love everything that they do.
The bible says "love thy neighbor" but it does not say "approve of everything thy neighbor does". In addition to that, the bible often refers to us as our brothers'/sisters' keeper and explains that it is our responsibility to ensure their understanding of the gospel or we may share the same fate. Christians aren't allowed to condone sin and not speaking out against it is the same as condoning it and enabling it.
It's got a lot of twists and turns but it's a pretty cut and dried belief system that leaves a lot to interpretation.
A important word for Christians
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What you fail to understand is that Christians see God as sort of an omnipotent father, which is kind of why they call him "holy father"... trackin'?
Anywho, much like a parent, God loves all of his children but loving all of your children does not mean you approve of everything that they do or love everything that they do.
The bible says "love thy neighbor" but it does not say "approve of everything thy neighbor does". In addition to that, the bible often refers to us as our brothers'/sisters' keeper and explains that it is our responsibility to ensure their understanding of the gospel or we may share the same fate. Christians aren't allowed to condone sin and not speaking out against it is the same as condoning it and enabling it.
It's got a lot of twists and turns but it's a pretty cut and dried belief system that leaves a lot to interpretation.