Homosexuals, are they Ok or just wrong? Options

[Kitsune_black666]

Seriously, now. Do you think Homosexuals go against God or are they alright people? Or is what they do just wrong all around?

[kesey]

It is not the same thing. Homosexuality is one issue. They were talking about more than one issue and only reading in the old testament about stonging and such when if they were to ocntinue reading into the new testament it say that we are now under the new church, christ. And that that owuldn't be happening anymore because Christ now died for our sins so that we would have to have those things done.

Okay, so you're saying thing's changed. Views changed. Who's to say it's not the same for homosexuality, huh? I'll refer you to a later book of the Bible, which was definitely the last word on the subject:

1 Peter 3:1-6
Wives, in the same way be submissive to your husbands... Your beauty should not come from outward adornment, such as braided hair and the wearing of gold jewelry and fine clothes. For this is the way the holy women of the past who put their hope in God used to make themselves beautiful. They were submissive to their own husbands, like Sarah, Who obeyed Abraham and called him her master...

So you're telling me, this final word from God, after he died and was rose up and again (you know the story), EVERY single woman who wears a little bit of makeup, speaks for herself instead of her husband, decides to take charge of her own life... is a cold-hearted sinner?

Do you use makeup? Do you wait at your father's or your boyfriend's feet?

This goes back to an argument that, you know what? Everyone's a sinner. If you're not gay, you lied or even cheated on your 3rd grade math test. And don't tell me it's not the same, because you know what? All sins are equal in God's eyes, and yes, that IS in the Bible. No one's a perfect person, and really, if we went EXACTLY by what the Bible said, word for word, NO one would go into heaven. So, it's by his grace, right? Okay. Who are you, or any human being, to judge what falls under his grace and what doesn't?