Big Mouth Nana
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I can handle anything Clete. Just because a person believes something with their whole heart, doesn't make me have to accept that beliefClete said:You're welcome.
Brace yourself; I'm fixing to tell you the truth, okay? (Some people seem unable to handle it for some reason.)
Well, I see it this way, since it is an abomination to God, then it should be an abomnination to us, so therefore, I feel the way that God does. After-all, His Spirit is living on the inside of us.First things first. Your belief has nothing to do with it. Not that saying it in this way is necessarily wrong, I believe it to be a disgusting sin too, but I just wanted to make perfectly clear that it isn't a disgusting sin because we believe it to be. Our personal opinions are worth precisely nothing when discussing what is and is not the truth. Homosexuality either is a disgusting sin or it is not, our believe one way or the other is irrelevant.
n. a.bom.na.tion
Abhorrence; disgust. A cause of abhorrence or disgust.
This sounds rather harsh to me, as I disagree with them being put into prison in the first place. I think that our judicial system needs to concentrate on the more serious crimes..murderers, and especially child molesters and lop off "something else" before they execute them.If a homo professes Christ just before his death then we say "Great!" and then lop his head off and send Him to his savior.
Well, I wouldn't exactly call myself ignorant, but I have been called worse :think: True, God never changes personally as far as sin goes, but there were changes made when Jesus came on the scene. Are we observing all of the old laws in the OT where Liviticus is? No. Like I always say, you can't eat at the bible buffet just pick and choose. If you are going to obey the homo verse in liviticus, then you are going to have to obey the working on the sabbath day law also...they were put to death also. Have you ever done your own thing on the sabbath Clete?This is another error commonly made by well meaning but ignorant Christians. We are not talking about extermination, we are not talking about vengeance, we are talking about doing justice according to that which God said is just. There are reasons why God said to execute certain criminals and exploring those reasons is interesting and worthwhile but for now suffice it to say that God is smarter than you and I put together and since He does not change we can know that He feels exactly the same today about such criminals as He always has.
That's where I'm at.Sounds great except that it is entirely unbiblical. As Christians we should restrict our opinions on such matters to that which is Biblical. In other words, we should think God's thoughts after Him.
No it's not. Homosexuality is not the only sin on the OT that God commanded the death penalty for. Got a concordance??? Look up death.Homosexuality is one of the most deadly sins that exist. This is why God commanded the death penalty for the crime.
Oh, I believe that a person should pay for their crime if they are saved or not. If a person is truely saved, they shouldn't have comitted a crime. If they are a homo, they aren't saved either.But the point is that just because someone is saved doesn't mean that they should be allowed to get away with murder or any other crime (capital or otherwise).
All I see is Jesus and grace. Not homosexuals being executed.So, to sum up, I would exhort you to begin thinking Biblically and stop trying to go with what feels right. Our duty is not to what is right in our own hearts but to what is actually right as it is revealed to us in God's infallible word.