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stebbinsd
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The Bible says that homosexuality is a sin.
Or does it?
I know it certainly seems that way at first glance, but look closer.
As I read about the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah, I read that Lot found brought to angels into his home, and the citizens of Sodom demanded that Lot release the angels so that they could rape them. Lot begged them to take his daughters instead, but the citizens would have none of it, and started breaking into his house. It was at that point, and only at that point, that Lot and his family fled the city while it was destroyed with fire and brimstone, and his wife became a pillar of salt.
So, I ask you two things:
1. Did Lot offer his daughters because they were women, or did he offer them to protect the angels, and he didn't have any sons to offer?
2. Was the city of Sodom destroyed because it was full of gay people, or was it destroyed because it was full of rapists?
Also, while the book of Leviticus does say that homosexuality is an abomination, doesn't that exact same book say that eating pork is an abomination? Yeah, Leviticus 11:7-8, go and read it yourself. So, do you like eating ham 'n' cheese sandwiches? What about hot dogs? Don't you know they're made of bologna, which is made of the meat of a pig?
Pork is not the only portion of Leviticus that most Christians disregard; in fact, it's the other way around: Homosexuality seems to be the only portion of Leviticus that Christians still uphold. Why? Why does that double standard exist?
So, conclusively, what real biblical reference can you chalk up, that cannot be disputed or undermined in any way, shape, or form, that homosexuality is, indeed, a sin?
Or does it?
I know it certainly seems that way at first glance, but look closer.
As I read about the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah, I read that Lot found brought to angels into his home, and the citizens of Sodom demanded that Lot release the angels so that they could rape them. Lot begged them to take his daughters instead, but the citizens would have none of it, and started breaking into his house. It was at that point, and only at that point, that Lot and his family fled the city while it was destroyed with fire and brimstone, and his wife became a pillar of salt.
So, I ask you two things:
1. Did Lot offer his daughters because they were women, or did he offer them to protect the angels, and he didn't have any sons to offer?
2. Was the city of Sodom destroyed because it was full of gay people, or was it destroyed because it was full of rapists?
Also, while the book of Leviticus does say that homosexuality is an abomination, doesn't that exact same book say that eating pork is an abomination? Yeah, Leviticus 11:7-8, go and read it yourself. So, do you like eating ham 'n' cheese sandwiches? What about hot dogs? Don't you know they're made of bologna, which is made of the meat of a pig?
Pork is not the only portion of Leviticus that most Christians disregard; in fact, it's the other way around: Homosexuality seems to be the only portion of Leviticus that Christians still uphold. Why? Why does that double standard exist?
So, conclusively, what real biblical reference can you chalk up, that cannot be disputed or undermined in any way, shape, or form, that homosexuality is, indeed, a sin?