Actress Ellen Page took to Twitter this weekend to address an alleged message she received from a Pastor who wrote to her regarding her sexuality after she came out of the closet at a LGBT conference.

Though the "alleged" message itself is not accessible, the "X-Men" star tweeted out her response to the Pastor. She received loads of praise and a lot of anti-Christian messages from some of her almost 900k followers on Saturday.

Her tweet has since been retweeted over 10,000 times and received over 19,000 favorites.

2 da Pastor who wrote me-Being gay isn't a belief.My soul isnt struggling& I don't want arms of Heavenly Father around me.A girls arms? Yes.

"” Ellen Page (@EllenPage) March 22, 2014

The Canadian star of the teen drama "Juno" came out for the first time at a youth LGBT community conference in Las Vegas in February.

"I'm here today because I am gay, and because ... Maybe I can make a difference," she told the crowd. She went on, "to help others have an easier and more hopeful time. Regardless, for me, I feel a personal obligation and a social responsibility."

Page said she suffered for years having to hide her sexuality while in the public eye.