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Paul mentions homosexuality in the New Testament.
? What is the verse?
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Paul mentions homosexuality in the New Testament.
Paul mentions homosexuality in the New Testament.
It's why I said joy including those around you ….not in a serial killers toolboxThat's a hard one for serial Killers tho...![]()
I would say, using what is contained in the other parts of the bible, that those 2 items would fall under the different commandments. Don't murder and don't commit adultery (adultery meaning sex outside of God's definition of marriage).Why is there no tbou shalt not be gay in the 10 commandments if God was so against it? Thou shalt not have abortions?
It's why I said joy including those around you ….not in a serial killers toolbox
Back at you! Civil discourse is the best!I just want to say. I respect everyone in here and your beliefs. I will not and do not hate anyone if we have differing views. I appreciate the conversation. I am not a wordsmith, so hopefully will not stumble in my responses.
I would say, using what is contained in the other parts of the bible, that those 2 items would fall under the different commandments. Don't murder and don't commit adultery (adultery meaning sex outside of God's definition of marriage).
I just want to say. I respect everyone in here and your beliefs. I will not and do not hate anyone if we have differing views. I appreciate the conversation. I am not a wordsmith, so hopefully will not stumble in my responses.
Check out Romans 1: starting in verse 26 - 32. 1 Corinthians 6: 9-11; 1 Timothy 1: 8-11I didn't ask if it was mentioned, I asked if a judgment was provided about homosexuality--i.e. the rightness or wrongness of it.
If so, can you provide me the passage? Because I'm unaware of any such judgment.
The word used for adultery in the Hebrew also means sex outside of God's definition of marriage.Being gay is no adultery. Adultery is sleeping with another person if your married...hence thou shalt not covet thy neighbors wife.
I don't see it as murder.
But, that's me. And you are you. And its all good
The word used for adultery in the Hebrew also means sex outside of God's definition of marriage.
Again, Christians believe that God used men to write the Bible, they were inspired by the Holy Spirit, so the Bible is God's actual Word. I have to believe that, if I didn't I would be a fool to believe in a man made book, claiming to know God's thoughts and laws. I understand my logic doesn't make sense to someone who doesn't believe. If my wife tells me she got impregnated by the Holy Spirit, I aint believing her one bit. But because God tells me in the Bible I do believe it about Mary. And God knows this. That is why he had to to send an angel straight up to Joseph to convince him that his wife truly was impregnated by the Holy Spirit, not by another person.No that law was written by a man. The book is man made... It also calls tattoos an abomination too...
If God does exist, HE CREATED GAY PEOPLE...
Here I thought God doesn't make mistakes...
Genesis Chapter 2 verse 24. Therefore a man shall leave his father and his mother and hold fast to his wife, and they shall become one flesh.Ok...and where is God's definition?
Genesis Chapter 2 verse 24. Therefore a man shall leave his father and his mother and hold fast to his wife, and they shall become one flesh.
According to God we should only have sex with our husband or wife (one man, one woman) in the context of marriage. This verse is in the context of God creating Adam and Eve.So having sex with someone beside the person you are married to?
He said it better than I can.I've said on here before that I am a Christian, and in many ways's I agree with tb18.
I don't have anything all that thought-provoking to add to this conversation.
I would like to say that I do find abortion bothers me, especially mid/late term. I very strongly believe that it isn't my place, or the churches place to dictate laws to people who either don't believe in God at all or believe in a different god. I think people should vote with their consciences sure, but I think it's proven throughout history that any ideology religious or secular that has dictated to its people laws in such a manner is dangerous not just for them but for the safety of other countries too.
We can go round and round about what is a "sin" and what isn't and all that but ultimately to me, Christianity is about Loving people, and whatever "Judgement" God has for people is up to him, the ultimate worst part of this to me isn't abortion or homosexuality, it's how many Christians don't love people, and judge them and treat them wrong, and want them punished. It's sick that in so-called, "Christian" states racism is such a problem, and hate for those who don't meet their moral code is so high.
For the record. I don't own a gun, I'm not telling people how to live their life, I try to respect everyone in this forum and treat you all with respect even when I know we disagree.
I've said on here before that I am a Christian, and in many ways's I agree with tb18.
I don't have anything all that thought-provoking to add to this conversation.
I would like to say that I do find abortion bothers me, especially mid/late term. I very strongly believe that it isn't my place, or the churches place to dictate laws to people who either don't believe in God at all or believe in a different god. I think people should vote with their consciences sure, but I think it's proven throughout history that any ideology religious or secular that has dictated to its people laws in such a manner is dangerous not just for them but for the safety of other countries too.
We can go round and round about what is a "sin" and what isn't and all that but ultimately to me, Christianity is about Loving people, and whatever "Judgement" God has for people is up to him, the ultimate worst part of this to me isn't abortion or homosexuality, it's how many Christians don't love people, and judge them and treat them wrong, and want them punished. It's sick that in so-called, "Christian" states racism is such a problem, and hate for those who don't meet their moral code is so high.
For the record. I don't own a gun, I'm not telling people how to live their life, I try to respect everyone in this forum and treat you all with respect even when I know we disagree.
How about guns in the hands of people we know shouldn't have them? Suppose those people go on to commit murder, do we then prosecute those who voted against any kind of gun control as accessories to the crime?Children getting gunned down in school is already illegal.
I don't see where any reason is put up that makes it okay to have assault rifles.If one believes that Abortion is Murder then:
Every time there is an abortion someone dies because of it. It is a 100% death rate.
When someone owns an assault rifle, someone does not die. It is a very small percentage of total available assault rifles that result in death.
That is the answer to your question.
I have to disagree. The whole question depends on how far along the woman's pregnancy is.And what if YOU got pregnant and we’re not ready to raise a child for 18 years? What if it was rape to YOU? What if it was incest on YOU? Would you will be so quick to “defend the defenseless “? And what about the mother? What about her rights to HER body?? How convenient and simplistic a take you have.
Go read Roe v. Wade and see the logic of what it says. it’s actually a very brilliant solution.
Paul mentions homosexuality in the New Testament.
I don't see where any reason is put up that makes it okay to have assault rifles.
The point this drives home is, either the Bible is all true, or part is false making it all worthless. Culture and context does play a role in how the Bible should be interpreted as well, don't forget that when pulling out small sections of scripture.Fuck Paul.
Paul also said this about Women:
1 Corinthians 14:34-36 King James Version (KJV)
34 Let your women keep silence in the churches: for it is not permitted unto them to speak; but they are commanded to be under obedience as also saith the law.
35 And if they will learn any thing, let them ask their husbands at home: for it is a shame for women to speak in the church.
36 What? came the word of God out from you? or came it unto you only?
Because of this BULLSHIT, women were not allowed to become ministers... So what, I'm s'posed to listen to that fucking idiot??
I understand my logic doesn't make sense to someone who doesn't believe.
The point this drives home is, either the Bible is all true, or part is false making it all worthless. Culture and context does play a role in how the Bible should be interpreted as well, don't forget that when pulling out small sections of scripture.
It ain't american and our founders were NOT Christian.
Now I'm realizing how wack that religion is.