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The funny part about religion is no religion actually has a rule against gay people, they just have passages that were horribly mistranslated and misinterpreted.
The bible for example, most passages that are "against same-sex relationships" are actually against rape, adultery, idol worship, and pedophilia. Namely Leviticus 18:22 ("Thou shalt not lie with mankind, as with womankind: it is abomination") that homophobes love to refer to, which is also the same law that forbids you to eat shellfish and wear clothing with mixed fabrics.
The funny part about religion is no religion actually has a rule against gay people, they just have passages that were horribly mistranslated and misinterpreted.
The bible for example, most passages that are "against same-sex relationships" are actually against rape, adultery, idol worship, and pedophilia. Namely Leviticus 18:22 ("Thou shalt not lie with mankind, as with womankind: it is abomination") that homophobes love to refer to, which is also the same law that forbids you to eat shellfish and wear clothing with mixed fabrics.
Sadly , people love to be ignorant and prefer thinking their religion said something bad about homosexual people *cough* Christians *cough*
and im also christian and its kinda stupid to see people like that.
Sadly , people love to be ignorant and prefer thinking their religion said something bad about homosexual people *cough* Christians *cough*
and im also christian and its kinda stupid to see people like that.
Actually there are two lines from St-Paul that are against gays in the new testament, but St-Paul was an opportunist and never met Jesus so... Jesus said nothing against gays, so in doubt, just follow Jesus.
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that I feel like a vast majority of Christians haven't actually read the bible. It seems like they claim they have and just go with what others have said about it without actually reading it themselves.
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Do you mean this?
"Their women exchanged natural intercourse for unnatural, and in the same way also the men, giving up natural intercourse with women, were consumed with passion for one another. Men committed shameless acts with men and received in their own persons the due penalty for their error."
This one is about idolatry, lust, and prostitution. Not any old same-sex relationships.
Or this one which is more often used against us?
"Fornicators, idolaters, adulterers, male prostitutes, sodomites, thieves, the greedy, drunkards, revilers, robbers - none of these will inherit the kingdom of God."
Once again, a mistranslated passage that was originally about adultery, sex crimes, and lust in general.
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Not only have they not read it but they haven't looked into it or studied it at all.
I don't remember the parts, I read them a while back in French (maybe it was in Romans?) but it's not why I'm saying that, I read a study from a bunch scholars who were gay friendly and really wanted to demystify the whole thing, but even them, with the translation couldn't say Paul was just referring to prostitution or lust because of some words he used, he seemed really refers to homosexuality itself. We must also take into consideration the time and mores. Historians and scholars are still debating on this, but he might very well meant it. Now is it that important? His boss said nothing, other apostles said nothing and Paul used to persecuted first Christians and didn't know Jesus...if it were me I wouldn't trust that guy...even other apostles didn't like him that much. but the most important is that according to the same book, you shouldn't judge other people or harm them...
If you read the bible, you will see plenty of things that don't make sense, we don't have the whole thing, just a tiny part of what was written centuries ago by different people and translated a few times. I don't know why people give it such importance.
But anyway, let's not spam that thread anymore.
Was Jesus straight? No idea...
We're not spamming, we're having a discussion. It might be a bit off topic but it still refers to sexuality so I don't see the problem.
Anyways, if you or anyone want to interpret the verses as homophobic that's completely your choice, however Paul also thought men having long hair was unnatural so I don't see how anyone could take his word for anything anyways.
I mean i'm not homophobic but
am i the only one who finds it funny that there's an "undecided" option? and that people actually chose it?
am i the only one who finds it funny that there's an "undecided" option? and that people actually chose it?
why is it funny
if you're attracted to the opposite gender exclusively, you're straight. if you're so unsure of that then you should've just chose no. it's not rocket science.