Reading out of the Bible doesn't make one a Christian.
Neither does breaking both the Ten and Christ's Commandments:
Please quote an example as your proof. If you can't prove an accusation then it's a lie.
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Neither does breaking both the Ten and Christ's Commandments:
Reading out of the Bible doesn't make one a Christian.
Neither does breaking both the Ten and Christ's Commandments:
Please quote an example as your proof. If you can't prove an accusation then it's a lie.
Nope, I have better things to do with my time than to search your posts for what I know happened.
No worries, Matt. I firmly believe God will forgive you because you are ill.
You are feeding an attention whore ... who loves it.
Iolo/Penderyn
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I' always baffled by this sort of discussion. Why should Christians be against anyone getting married who wants to? Where did Jesus say otherwise?
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Gee Because he is against homosexuality? Because he created marriage for man and woman?
The claim is Jesus said marriage is between a man and a women, written by a guy who did not know Jesus and wrote it decades after the time Jesus lived.
one woman... one man
Or in your case, one man
ah look at you being immature again
“sure it is, disney has lost all respect anyway.... run by a bunch of liberal fag loving pussies”
And this is your idea of being mature?
sorry you can't handle the truth
Iolo/Penderyn
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Where is he recorded as being against homosexuality? You reckon he created marriage in AD 2i, or when? Christians tend to use the New Testament, kid. You should read it some time.
Iolo/Penderyn
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Yes - in my view he (doubtless heroically) went about creating a new religion, using Jesus's name.
I do not think Jesus himself is reported to have spoken about her homosexuality as a sin.
Torah is Jewish scripture, not Christian; Leviticus is Jewish law which does not necessarily apply to gentiles, according to Saint Paul. The new covenant is the New Testament.
Paul never met the man Jesus, except supposedly as a vision on the road to Damascus. Whatever Paul wrote about homosexuality in Romans was 20 years after Jesus was executed, and there is scholarly debate if these are Paul's actual words or if they are a later addition to the epistles.
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As should you, it is confirmed in Paul's writings to the church, that homosexuality is wrong, and a sin!
Iolo/Penderyn
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As you've been told, Paul did not know Jesus - he was a Roman citizen, making up a new religion under Jesus' name. The discussion is about what Jesus said.
Jesus is God, the scriptures are inspired by God, the Apostle Paul confirmed in his teaching that Homosexuality was a sin. Do you believe that the Bible is the inerrant word of God or do you not?