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So is the Chosen TV series celebrating gay pride?

It's time for the Line of Fire with your host, biblical scholar and cultural commentator Dr. Michael Brown,

your voice for moral sanity and spiritual clarity.

Call 86634 Truth to get on the line of fire.

And now, here's your host, Dr. Michael Brown.

I have an honest question for all of you, friends, today on the line of fire,

where it serves your voice for moral sanity and spiritual clarity

as we are being bombarded from every angle by quote pride month from Sesame Street to Disney to big business to you name it. I've got an honest question for you. Here's the number to call to respond. 866343-34-3-truth. 866-348-7-884. And we will dive into the controversy that

the chosen, the TV movie series now finds itself in. We'll get into that in-depth as fairly

and graciously and constructively as we can. But here's my question first for everyone.

Is it possible for me to tell someone who says I'm gay, I'm in a gay relationship, this is who I've been, I've always, this is who I am to the core of my being,

it's as natural for me to be gay as it is for you to be straight.

Is it possible for us to tell that person, I really love you, I genuinely care for you as a fellow human being.

I want to do what I can to be a blessing in your life. At the same time, I believe homosexual practice is sin, and I do not accept the

validity in God's side of a same-sex relationship. Can I love that person and say that, or is that

very statement hateful? All right? Or conversely, can I tell someone who identifies as trans? So a biological male who says he's a female,

wants me to refer to him by a female name and refer to him as she rather than he. And to the

core of his being, he's convinced this is who he is. He's always been like this. He didn't ask for it. In fact, he tried to get away from it.

But finally realized this is who he is. He's a man trapped in a woman trapped in a man's body.

Can I love that person and say to them, I don't affirm your female identity.

I love you, I care for you, if someone tried to hurt you,

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