Before we begin, I want to discuss slavery in America and Europe. I want to mention persons like Fredrick Douglass. I like that Frederick Douglass opposed slavery, but I like his method of speaking to people even more. Something about him opened the doors of communication with greats such as President Lincoln and Johnson. Speaking at all kinds of events, he delivered his message to all types of people, even speaking at Women's events. This formerly enslaved person who endured beatings without cause had his name on Presidential ballots for Vice President of the United Stat of America. I think the reason for his uncanny life is that he did not let bitterness and anger of the past dominate his future, and he chose to speak the truth to people even if they disagreed in a way that conveyed respect and concern. I further think that it was Douglass' faith in CHRIST that led him to fight against slavery, making a distinction between true Christianity and the false, hypocritical Christianity that allows for racism, slavery, and biased, one-sided treatment of a people group based on race.
He accepted Christianity, but rather the abuse of it—the false twisting of verses and scripture for sick purposes.
I mention this because I believe communication is vital in helping and being in relation with all people regardless of differing views. We can disagree and still regard each other as people made in the Image of GOD, worthy of dignity and respect, which is why Douglass spoke with people and not physically fight them.
The object of Christianity is not to destroy one's enemies but rather to win them to CHRIST and HIS way of living. If I threaten you, you may only do what I ask, and as long as I place you in fear, then you will disobey. But, if I speak to your heart, as Douglass did, I can befriend you. I can change you. I don't have to stand guard and make sure you obey me, as The Bible says, "My laws will be written on their hearts.
I don't feel that Trans of lgbt movements allows for that.

Secondly, Douglass hated American Christianity, not the Christian people, but the mindset that allowed them to feel close to GOD while ignoring and abusing their fellow human beings. When Douglass and the formerly enslaved person read The Bible, he did not think that it empowered one person to enslave a group of others. Instead, it taught freedom. Because Douglass read all the verses about slavery in its context, he was able to see that slavery in The Bible, which it supports, has NO relation to the European and American forms of slavery. The slavery The Bible supports is more similar to that of a civil servant, which included and had benefits, laws to protect the enslaved person and enslaver, a set time at which a person's slavery would end, the ability to reenlist again as an enslaved person and the ability to sell oneself as an enslaved person to pay off debts.
In some cases, the enslaved person had become part of the family, and the master would find a wife for them and live in the master's household. The Bible never affirmed the slavery of Egypt, for instance. The harsh treatment and abuse were for the entirety of a person's life. They were worked to death and treated as cattle. The Bible Never affirms this kind of slavery. All this is to say, Frederick Douglass looked closely at the Bible to see what it said. He saw that what the people in America and elsewhere were claiming as Biblical right was a lie and opposite to what Christianity teaches... Therefore, some people had to come along and twist the meaning of certain Bible verses to validate slavery and tell that lie to people who don't know better or only did a superficial or surface reading of The Bible. Lies work best on the unlearned. Not that the enslaved people were unintelligent, but rather not biblically trained, and the general population of people believed what was told to them about enslaved Africans in regards to The Bible. It did not take time to dig into it and pick it apart themselves. Why am I mentioning this? Just like some questionable people took The Holy Word of GOD and misused it, twisting it to fit their basic desires, I feel that there are people today who take for granted the blessing of Love and twist its meaning and misuse it to harm others.
Please listen, Love is not Love... not as some would have you believe. Love comes to your defense, but it also judges and corrects you... Love is a guide, an alarm that speaks to you and you and tells you when you are in danger... Love cares enough about you to wait and does not force you into something before the time. The Love that many are offering is not Love but lust... And lust can't wait; it has to have it now. Lust is not just about sex but anything from money to power, toys, attention, and whatever else. What I'm saying is that some disguise slavery as freedom to ensnare you for life, take you prisoner, and hold you hostage. They do it by changing the story and twisting words like "love" and making it mean something it was never meant to. Love does not mean I always agree with you or give you what you want when you want it. And just like a slavemaster can take Bible verses and twist them to teach those who are not aware to keep them enslaved, so it is done to people to change their view on sex by changing words and their meanings to many deceived, specifically children. And because the enslaved people could not read in general, no opposing voices loved them enough to say what they heard. They stayed enslaved people and held onto their master, thinking he knew best. Many today never hear the opposite side of the argument because they close their ears and refuse to listen. Why? They were told that if someone disagrees with you, they hate you. That is just as much brainwashing of minors and unlearned and trusting people as the masters training the enslaved people to believe only what he said was in their best interest, and only they had the power to harm or help them. It's not that the enslaved people were not intelligent; it's that they were cut off from outside thought, voices, and information. Similarly, this is how cults work... "You have to listen to us! We have the only truth. People on the outside, friends, family, and neighbors, everyone other than us is your enemy. They hate you and are a danger; do not listen to them, or you will be contaminated, cut from the group, and lost." Frederick Douglass kept the lines of communication open. He did not feel hearing something against his conviction would destroy his faith. Instead, he presented the truth to everyone and allowed them to examine it. He studied their claims, and they stepped back and saw which was authentic and which was not. In regards to lgbt and trans beliefs, I suspect the reason is that they say, "You're transphobic!" Or, "You usually hate a way to shut down the lines of communication and end the conversation or at least send people on a rabbit trail, attempting to prove that they are not homophobic or transphobic or hate them. Is this what I suspect... Is it a diversionary tactic to protect themselves from others getting close to the truth? Many get lost trying to defend/answer pointless statements and claims or get flustered and go away. You see, at some point in the brainwashing of the enslaved people, they learned to brainwash themselves... and reject all outside information that would poke holes in the smokescreen of their minds. The enslaved people were so well trained that they even attacked anyone or anything that did not resemble what they had known, and they did not want to know or engage in the open dialog... they were afraid of it. Why? Because the master is good and everything else is evil and needs to be destroyed or avoided... so much so, masters even trained them to tell on each other or attack their fellow slaves for having deposing ideas. Anyone who thought differently than what the master said needed to be beaten, and the horrific beatings would put fear in the hearts of those who would be curious or think otherwise. I pray that you would be willing to look at the information presented and consider the presentation as a control phrase used to disarm your mind. These are my suspicions. Like Frederick Douglass, he was not so hardened by the ravages of slavery that rejected Christianity. No, instead, he took that to be wise and discern what. He found out that the presentation of Christianity in America, Europe, and Africa was a lie... he sought true Christianity, and it made him accessible... Don't negative words and harsh treatments harden your heart and genuine Love? Do an honest test like Douglass, present both truths and see which contradicts reality.
GOD Bless you. Let's begin.
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