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Jesus never mentioned it. If it was the big deal many made it out to be, I believe he would have. Besides as I said, even if it is, that is between the person and God and not between the person and me.
So if Jesus didnt specifically say you can't do it it's ok? That's in interesting take.
Jesus H. Christ never glorified sodomy, and indeed denounced it in Luke 10.
If there was going to be a change in the policy of same sex booty bandits, don't you think that Mr. Christ would have mentioned it.
Be careful. He probably didn't HAVE to say anything about it because the Mosaic Law and society were very clear on the topic of homosexuality. Jesus also said nothing about having sex with animals. Do you think that means He condoned it?Jesus never mentioned it. If it was the big deal many made it out to be, I believe he would have. Besides as I said, even if it is, that is between the person and God and not between the person and me.
Be careful. He probably didn't HAVE to say anything about it because the Mosaic Law and society were very clear on the topic of homosexuality. Jesus also said nothing about having sex with animals. Do you think that means He condoned it?
Committing a sin doesnt keep you from heaven. There would be no humans in it if it did. The whole point of Jesus coming to earth as a man was to die for those sins so that we could enter the Kingdom. That doesnt alleviate the requirement for you to reduce or stop committing sins. You don't get to just do whatever the heck you want. That's not repentance. That's not acknowledgement of the price Christ paid on the cross for your actions.I'm saying that certain things are mentioned far more often. Adultery for one. If that keeps you from God, heaven is going to be a mighty lonely place.
You are aware that Jesus, God and the Holy Ghost are all one being right?I don't think Jesus was big on condemning and being hateful. He wasn't thrilled with the money changers but outside of that he was pretty laid back.
Committing a sin doesnt keep you from heaven. There would be no humans in it if it did. The whole point of Jesus coming to earth as a man was to die for those sins so that we could enter the Kingdom. That doesnt alleviate the requirement for you to reduce or stop committing sins. You don't get to just do whatever the heck you want. That's not repentance. That's not acknowledgement of the price Christ paid on the cross for your actions.
But you dont get to decide what is and isn't a sin. What Bible are you reading?I believe that saying someone who is gay is sinning the same way I would in thinking someone being born blind is a sinner.
But you dont get to decide what is and isn't a sin. What Bible are you reading?
That's because He's in the business of forgiveness and restoration but doesn't want sin to continue. Remember, "Neither do I condemn you, go and sin no more". It's loving, not hateful, to hold fellow Christians to God's standards.I don't think Jesus was big on condemning and being hateful. He wasn't thrilled with the money changers but outside of that he was pretty laid back.
BTW that line of belief is right in line with Satanism. The worship of oneself or worshiping a god of your creation that does what you want it to do.I believe that saying someone who is gay is sinning the same way I would in thinking someone being born blind is a sinner.
You literally just said you don't think being gay is a sin.I don't. I've said many times it's between God and the person, not that person and me. How have you missed that?
For what it's worth the blind guy is a sinner as well. I dont even have to meet him to know that.I believe that saying someone who is gay is sinning the same way I would in thinking someone being born blind is a sinner.
That's because He's in the business of forgiveness and restoration but doesn't want sin to continue. Remember, "Neither do I condemn you, go and sin no more". It's loving, not hateful, to hold fellow Christians to God's standards.
Totally agree. Everyone is welcome, but don't expect to stay where you are. That applies to all sin.The way for people to understand that is not to drive them off.
So how is telling someone that their behavior is a sin "driving them off"? You arent doing them any favors by not telling them.The way for people to understand that is not to drive them off.
You literally just said you don't think being gay is a sin.
Totally agree. Everyone is welcome, but don't expect to stay where you are.
So how is telling someone that their behavior is a sin "driving them off"? You arent doing them any favors by not telling them.
