I think your comment could be interpreted as homophobic

Because you take religion seriously and many on BP will hate that about you. Sorry, but it's that kind of community. Accepting in many ways, but mean-spirited and intolerant in others.

please don't try and explain things you don't understand well. Im not trying to be rude, but please just don't

No, God did not create sin.. his world was made sin free. Thats when satin entered the world and brought sin with him. The bible clearly states that God cannot walk alongside sinners. Hence why he banished them from the garden, and told him that one day he will send down the snake killer who wil stomp on the snake and kill sin and sin will strike his heel, a perfect sacrifice.

Beware SATIN. Always go for silk

But... All knowing all powerful but he didn't see sin coming.(and indeed created a universe where sin was possible), didn't anticipate Adam and Eve eating the forbidden fruit, and could do nothing to prevent it? His only option was to condemn everyone? Seems like either he's not so powerful or smart, or he's a spiteful little toad (no offense to toads intended).

My thinking is that he should have banished the snake first, if he knew it was there. Seems like a bit of a twatbasket to have spent that long creating something (everything in existence), only to act like a toddler and throw a hissy fit the second things didn't go his way. Secondary in order only, not of importance. Don't create a creature filled with curiosity (humans), then tell them not to touch the shiny thing ( apple from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil). You have literally just pointed to the shiniest of shiny, and said don't touch it; knowing full well that they know nothing of right and wrong.

But He did know it. That's a part of His plan, we just don't always know why

He doesn't exist, so technically he actually created nothing

That makes Satan just as powerful as God. But surely you can't mean that?

Oh no! Not satin!

I'm sorry. I couldn't help myself...

yess!

Truth be told, I'm an atheist so nonexistent????

healthy life that He intended. But He’s not going to force people who don’t want that life to live according to His terms. That’s really the essence of the Gospel, that God wants us to live a righteous healthy life, but humans are fundamentally flawed and can’t get back to that on our own. Because of all the sins we’ve already committed, that have to be paid for under a just God, someone else had to be punished instead if we were to have any chance at redemption and actually getting to that righteous life that we’re supposed to have. Since a perfect being who didn’t already deserve the punishment was punished instead, we’re now free to accept God’s help to live how we were designed to live. I think part of why it’s sometimes hard to understand is because God is seen as hating the people who decide to live according to their temptations versus according to God’s original plan. Which is simply not true. God doesn’t hate anyone. He may be angry with people for insisting on (cont.)

turning His perfect plan for the world into whatever fiery mess we have right now, but that doesn’t mean He hates them, it means He wanted something else for their life instead of the path they’re taking now. I think the modern idea of who God us and what His character is like has been unfairly warped by millennia of imperfect people taking what we know about Him and turning it into what they want people to think about Him. And that’s not limited to just Christians or atheists, that’s everyone. So now we get ideas like “God hates the gays and we’re all going to die in 2034 unless everyone gives all their money to Joe Bob at Megachurch United, and if you don’t vote Republican you’re an unredeemable sinner and everyone else in the world is crazy.” Which has absolutely no Biblical basis at all, but is being touted as “what good Christians believe”. Sadly, the disconnect is so big that I don’t know that’s it’s even possible to restore what Christianity is supposed to look like (cont.)

from the current popular culture junk heap. Wow that response turned long. I’m guessing you probably don’t want to read all of that, so TL;DR: God doesn’t hate anyone, He didn’t specifically make people to be gay, He made them with free will and wants us all to live righteous healthy lives, and that’s why the Gospel exists. Sorry for the extra long essay on everything wrong with the world’s view of Christianity, I couldn’t really help myself.