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i owe the man no such thing . IF anything both YOU and HE OWE GOD an apology for trying to preach this dung .
Try not to become so emotional, stay calm and rational. I am not familiar with those you mention to rebut my post, but here are two sources I believe have standing in the conservative Christian community.what a crock . i seen this before . its just men trying to get us to believe its okay for man to be with man
Ps , i seen this approach for years dude . mathew vines and company . All they are doing is the same as many men
before them have done . TRYING to JUSTIFY THIER OWN SIN and TO GET PEOPLE to approve of their sin .
AND it aint just the homosexual agenda , I SEEN this with many other doctrines too
Steven, I believe we have some viewpoints in common on Christian doctrine. You've commented before on some of my posts, and I appreciate it. You mention looking at videos, but I do not even look at videos on my usual new web sites. I just prefer texts and I find it faster. I am not a consistent poster and take breaks quite often.Thank you for weighing in on this. I always appreciate hearing your perspective on things.
I think I grew up in a similar cultural situation that you describe. Though I'm a bit younger and was in a suburban setting.
Calling boys "queer" was a way of questioning their masculinity. I remember being poked fun at for buying a cable for my electric guitar
that seemed a good match to the color of the instrument. I guess boys weren't supposed to do that. But then I ended up having
a career in graphic design and interior design. So... ??? (see the OP for this topic)
If you haven't seen it, this new topic is heading in that direction. (I hope) See the video in post #2.
Why don't we enforce the biblical prescriptives on hair length for men and women?
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be careful indeed . be careful you are not heeding men and the flesh . TIME WE GOT DUG IN THE BIBLE FOR OURSELVES friend .Try not to become so emotional, stay calm and rational. I am not familiar with those you mention to rebut my post, but here are two sources I believe have standing in the conservative Christian community.
The Tyndale OT Commentary Series and Leviticsus is by Prof. R. L. Harrison -
"The regulations of Leviticus condemn certain aberrations found among the Egyptians and Canaanites, who went far towards deifying sexual activity, and assigned the title 'holy ones' to cultic prostitutes. Sacro-homosexual practices and female prostitution within the context of the cultus was probably well established throughout the ancient Near East long before the Israelites occupied Canaan. Homosexuality of a non-religious variety is poorly documented in Mesopotamian texts..." page 191
Dr. Harrison on page 192 comments about Sodom: "Interestingly enough, the Talmudic authorities placed little stress on a homosexual interpretation of Genesis 19:5, preferring instead to regard the Sodomites as having violated the normal canons of hospitality and justice (Sanhed. 19a; Bab. Bath. 12b, 59a)."
Apparentlyi Dr. Harrion got some harsh feedback on that, so on the last page of the commentary he writes:
"For a person to think of himself or herself as a 'Christian homosexual' or a 'Christian lesbian' is a complete contradiction in terms..."
Another source, the New Bible Dictionary by IVP, 3rd Ed., the article on homosexuality:
"The Bible says nothing specifically about the homosexual condition (despite the rather misleading RSV translation of 1 Cor. 6:9), but its condemnations of homosexual conduct are explicit. The scope of these strictures must, however, be carefully determined. Too often they have been used as tools of a homophobic polemic which has claimed too much."
Be careful, you may be considered as using this to support "a homophobic polemic which has claimed too much."
Get down into the nitty gritty of the Hebrew in this chapter and spend some time in study.
I got something for us to look at . THE BIBLE . Lets get backin JUST that book for a long long while and see what happens .Steven, I believe we have some viewpoints in common on Christian doctrine. You've commented before on some of my posts, and I appreciate it. You mention looking at videos, but I do not even look at videos on my usual new web sites. I just prefer texts and I find it faster. I am not a consistent poster and take breaks quite often.
homophobic. It aint me that fears them . ITS THOSE WHO SUPPORT them who fear them . DO remember that .Try not to become so emotional, stay calm and rational. I am not familiar with those you mention to rebut my post, but here are two sources I believe have standing in the conservative Christian community.
The Tyndale OT Commentary Series and Leviticsus is by Prof. R. L. Harrison -
"The regulations of Leviticus condemn certain aberrations found among the Egyptians and Canaanites, who went far towards deifying sexual activity, and assigned the title 'holy ones' to cultic prostitutes. Sacro-homosexual practices and female prostitution within the context of the cultus was probably well established throughout the ancient Near East long before the Israelites occupied Canaan. Homosexuality of a non-religious variety is poorly documented in Mesopotamian texts..." page 191
Dr. Harrison on page 192 comments about Sodom: "Interestingly enough, the Talmudic authorities placed little stress on a homosexual interpretation of Genesis 19:5, preferring instead to regard the Sodomites as having violated the normal canons of hospitality and justice (Sanhed. 19a; Bab. Bath. 12b, 59a)."
Apparentlyi Dr. Harrion got some harsh feedback on that, so on the last page of the commentary he writes:
"For a person to think of himself or herself as a 'Christian homosexual' or a 'Christian lesbian' is a complete contradiction in terms..."
Another source, the New Bible Dictionary by IVP, 3rd Ed., the article on homosexuality:
"The Bible says nothing specifically about the homosexual condition (despite the rather misleading RSV translation of 1 Cor. 6:9), but its condemnations of homosexual conduct are explicit. The scope of these strictures must, however, be carefully determined. Too often they have been used as tools of a homophobic polemic which has claimed too much."
Be careful, you may be considered as using this to support "a homophobic polemic which has claimed too much."
Get down into the nitty gritty of the Hebrew in this chapter and spend some time in study.
I am usually not picky over a person's grammar, or choice of words revealing their character; but with you I consider your posts not worth the time answering, more than I already have. There is such a thing as arrogance based on ignorance, and it is quite repugnant.be careful indeed . be careful you are not heeding men and the flesh . TIME WE GOT DUG IN THE BIBLE FOR OURSELVES friend .
I SEEN THIS . ITS NOT NEW . they decieved you just as they did others .
as far as emotional . IF you think i am emotional , you should see how emotional PETER was towards simeon and his error .
YEA , I SAY ITS TIME WE GOT DUG IN THE BIBLE . cause , men are decieving folks big time .
fear accepts . IT take far more courage to go AGAINST the flow of society . DONT YA THINK .Try not to become so emotional, stay calm and rational. I am not familiar with those you mention to rebut my post, but here are two sources I believe have standing in the conservative Christian community.
The Tyndale OT Commentary Series and Leviticsus is by Prof. R. L. Harrison -
"The regulations of Leviticus condemn certain aberrations found among the Egyptians and Canaanites, who went far towards deifying sexual activity, and assigned the title 'holy ones' to cultic prostitutes. Sacro-homosexual practices and female prostitution within the context of the cultus was probably well established throughout the ancient Near East long before the Israelites occupied Canaan. Homosexuality of a non-religious variety is poorly documented in Mesopotamian texts..." page 191
Dr. Harrison on page 192 comments about Sodom: "Interestingly enough, the Talmudic authorities placed little stress on a homosexual interpretation of Genesis 19:5, preferring instead to regard the Sodomites as having violated the normal canons of hospitality and justice (Sanhed. 19a; Bab. Bath. 12b, 59a)."
Apparentlyi Dr. Harrion got some harsh feedback on that, so on the last page of the commentary he writes:
"For a person to think of himself or herself as a 'Christian homosexual' or a 'Christian lesbian' is a complete contradiction in terms..."
Another source, the New Bible Dictionary by IVP, 3rd Ed., the article on homosexuality:
"The Bible says nothing specifically about the homosexual condition (despite the rather misleading RSV translation of 1 Cor. 6:9), but its condemnations of homosexual conduct are explicit. The scope of these strictures must, however, be carefully determined. Too often they have been used as tools of a homophobic polemic which has claimed too much."
Be careful, you may be considered as using this to support "a homophobic polemic which has claimed too much."
Get down into the nitty gritty of the Hebrew in this chapter and spend some time in study.
PIcky over grammer , OR is it cause you dont have the biblical doctrine to back up your claim . cause by grace I DO .I am usually not picky over a person's grammar, or choice of words revealing their character; but with you I consider your posts not worth the time answering, more than I already have. There is such a thing as arrogance based on ignorance, and it is quite repugnant.
Just to clear, the link I provided is for another topic (my topic) right here on this forum.Steven, I believe we have some viewpoints in common on Christian doctrine. You've commented before on some of my posts, and I appreciate it. You mention looking at videos, but I do not even look at videos on my usual new web sites. I just prefer texts and I find it faster. I am not a consistent poster and take breaks quite often.
God doesn't need to kill anybody.
There is a lot about the mechanics or technology of this forum that I do not grasp. I can do the basics, posting and replying.Just to clear, the link I provided is for another topic (my topic) right here on this forum.
I'm not sending you somewhere else or posting a video link.
Although post #2 at the link is a video, but can be viewed in the post window.
If that helps.
Why don't we enforce the biblical prescriptives on hair length for men and women?
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The definitive verse on this is Leviticus 20: 13 LXX
13 And whoever shall lie with a male as with a woman, they have both wrought abomination; let them die the death, they are guilty.
This says it like it is and there is no need to use a word like gay, homosexual, lesbian for this is as descriptive as it gets on what God condemns.
Brother, I am 74, and can so relate to 'our' dilemma with today's technology. My go to bible app on my phone, for 20+? years, won't update, or work the downloaded study modules anymore. And my desktop software program which I first started buying floppy disk modules for in the 80's shutdown 5+ years ago after the founder retired. It is now being left behind on my newer computers with newer system updates and I'm seeing glitches that never used to be there. I'm getting pretty disgusted, I have to admit.There is a lot about the mechanics or technology of this forum that I do not grasp. I can do the basics, posting and replying.![]()