How do I tell my brother that he is going to Hell because he is gay?
You should try to have a constructive conversation with him about your concerns. First, affirm his worth and validate his identity; then slowly move into explaining your beliefs and offering scripture-based evidence that you think could prove compelling. Be sure to acknowledge the complexities of this issue, and remember to be kind, respectful, and understanding of his perspective.
You can't. Even if you disagree with his lifestyle choice, your brother is still a beloved family member and you shouldn't use judgmental language to criticize his identity. It's best to have an honest conversation with him and try to open up a dialogue, showing him that you care about his well-being and that of his soul, regardless of any disagreements you may have.
You can't. Even if you disagree with his lifestyle choice, your brother is still a beloved family member and you shouldn't use judgmental language to criticize his identity. It's best to have an honest conversation with him and try to open up a dialogue, showing him that you care about his well-being and that of his soul, regardless of any disagreements you may have.
You should try to have a constructive conversation with him about your concerns. First, affirm his worth and validate his identity; then slowly move into explaining your beliefs and offering scripture-based evidence that you think could prove compelling. Be sure to acknowledge the complexities of this issue, and remember to be kind, respectful, and understanding of his perspective.