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But not according to the Bible.They are both oppressed targets for much of the same reasons, which frequently includes various Biblical interpretation. Both are beaten, both are harassed. Homosexuals can better blend in with privileged society, but it's also very easy to become an outsider to that society. In the end they are both groups who are/were unfairly denied rights and systematically discriminated against.
God's second commandment is to "love thy neighbour". To "love" means to "respect" who your neighbour is, which means one should always observe the correct power relationship between different minorities such as blacks, gays, and disabled people etc. Because each minority will occupy a different space in the social pecking order or social hierarchy, which is why we must always observe the proper distance between groups of people who're minorities. But to compare black people to gay people, or gay people to disabled people wouldn't do any justice at all since they are clearly different and not the same. It's like comparing a square to a circle or triangle. How absurd can you be when you compare black people to gay people or disabled people etc, which are clearly not the same?
Because people are different and not the same one must keep a proper distance and RESPECT any difference as may exist between gay, black and disabled minorities. To love thy neighbour means to RESPECT that minorities are different. But those who consistently fail to observe God's commandment are not truly Christian at all; but such people will be destroyed by God's wrath on the day of judgment.
Remember that Jesus Christ will be your judge and Lord of the final judgment.
Theoretically, Jesus will have power to exclude any gay person from God's kingdom if you rebel against His commandment. (Isaiah 30:14, 45:9; Revelation 20:15)
So do not compare gay marriage to interracial marriage because they are clearly not the same.
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