It is for men and women who have been ostracized from society. ‘The Pride Flag, on the other hand, is meant to show support to a people who have had their liberties infringed on. The Dao Yin Yang symbol? Or the Hindu Aum? To give just the Crucifix would alienate all other religions and peoples,’ wrote one user. ‘Fine, but in response give me a Star of David react, or a Crescent Moon and Star for Islam, or a Pentacle. People were also not afraid to share their opinions against the photo.

However people supporting the LGBTI community quickly clapped back by flooding the post with Pride emojis. Though some people have been particularly happy about Facebook introducing a rainbow flag emoji in celebration of Pride month, others don’t.īut for some Christians, they felt left out because they didn’t have an emoji of their own.įormer television and radio evangelist Joshua Feuerstein shared a photo demanding there be a cross reaction emoji for those against the LGBTI community.įeuerstein has over 2 million followers which allowed tons of angry Christians to express how they felt, siding with the evangelist. Christians are demanding Facebook add a cross alongside the temporary Pride emoji.