1) If religon is about inclusion why dose it spark so manny conflicts? 2)Why dose your diety hate people with different sexual orientation?

From the Bible's point of view, it is very simple. God calls people to repent and turn from their sins and to be separate from the "way of the world". The path that the Bible specifies is that of believing on Jesus as Lord and Savior (John 3:16-18; John 14:6; Romans 10:9-10). Further, the Bible makes it clear that no other path is effective in connecting with God (Acts 4:12).

As to homosexuality, it is destructive - in terms of relationship to God and continuance of the the human race. God gave a directive to man, "fill the earth" (Genesis 1:28, Genesis 9:1, and Isaiah 45:18).

Regarding a relationship with God: He states that it is detestable (Leviticus 18:22).

Regarding the human race (as a species): Other than a heterosexual union, how would mankind fulfill the order to fill the earth?

God states and treats this behavior as sin, but that does not mean that God does not love the sinner who He calls to repentance.

The simple answer: get right with Jesus.

When God Says You shall not do something and you do it anyway you have shown blatant disrespect for God and you're on his crap list!

If God says that you're not supposed to be homosexual and he gave the ancient Jews the rules to kill those people God feels extremely strongly about this! And if you disrespect God he's going to disrespect you!

No God hates people of different sexual orientations. That's made up by Christians only.

And religion is inclusive, Jesus said to love everyone. It's the followers that cause conflict.

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I don;t know of any religion that is about inclusion, most seem to be about domination by some supernatural being, and being forced to submit to that being for some reason.

Don't hate the people hate the act!

It is not about inclusion, but exclusion. They seem to feel superior to all others, and they forcefully exclude them, sometimes they exclude them to death.

It is not about inclusion. It is about control.

1 it's not about inclusion. 2 He hates sin. 3 diety? really? a bit early to be boozing?

People are guilty of hate, not some imaginary god.

Your question is filled with inaccuracies.