Zaac
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The key to me is: are we entertaining that attraction? Also, if we know that an attraction is not right, do we work to stop it? I am married and have been happily married for 30 years. Now let's say there is some guy that I find attractive. I can find him attractive and then walk away from that but if I begin to focus on him or seek to see him again to take a look at him or anything like that, then we are now crossing the line into sin. I also do think that we can begin to overcome a wrong attraction we have by replacing it with Christ.
I agree if the focus becomes lust or coveting or anything else that God's word speaks against.
I know some may disagree, but I would have a problem telling someone that just being attracted to someone of the same sex is sinful.
It's as you said, the focusing on it. Because once we start to focus on things, our sinful minds will often run in the wrong direction and sin.
But that applies for heterosexual and homosexual attraction.
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