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I especially like the last answer and it's response:
"Because it just disgusts me, dangit!"
"Props for being honest. However a whole population of people shouldn't have their families discriminated against just because you think gay sex is icky. Grow up!"
Bravo!
The bible never defines marriage as one man and many women or a rapist and his victims. That kind of stuff definitely happened in the bible but it's very well known that everyone involved in that stuff was in the wrong, and it was never accepted. And the Old Testament laws passed on with Christ dying on the cross, so we as Christians do not have to abide by those laws.. I'm not trying to create arguments or anything, but whoever created this is completely wrong on his theology and it misrepresents Christians on an astounding level, and really bugs me.
ReplyDeleteWell, one of the problems here is you mention the Old Testament laws passed on with Christ dying on the cross. And yet, one of the favorite religious arguments against homosexuality comes in Leviticus 18:22, which is in the Old Testament. So why do "christians" use that to denounce gays and lesbians if those laws "passed on with Christ"?
ReplyDeleteAlso, many men in the Bible had multiple wives. Jacob for example. God didn't smite him for that. Having many wives was widely accepted in the Bible.
Second Book of Chronicles 13:21: "But Abijah grew mighty. And he took fourteen wives and had twenty-two sons and sixteen daughters."
Read the rest of chapter thirteen to get the full picture of Abijah; when you do, you’ll come away with the distinct impression that God was on his side.
Despite all that we’re told about Abijah, it is telling that we’re never given a hint of disapproval regarding his having multiple wives.
When you say Christians are misrepresented on an astounding level, are you saying Christians don't disapprove of homosexuality?
I'm not trying to argue either. I'd would love to understand. I really mean that.
And here I think I'm pretty charming :)
ReplyDeleteYes, and your intolerance of the beliefs of others is quite charming. It's taking all my restraint not to stalk you, Mr. Phallus. Have a wonderful day!
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