Skeptik
Astute observer
But they are silly rules that happen to be in the Holiest book of Christianity.
Christians like to pretend they aren't there. Or they give some excuse like "That's the Old Testament"
And people are still adhering to the silly rules or trying to get us all to obey them. There isn't an argument against gay marriage that doesn't eventually end with, "God thinks it's wrong".
Most of that is in the Old testament. The New Testament is supposed to supplant the old, unless you're Jewish. If you are, then you're stuck with not eating shellfish, or pork.
Now, I could happily do without eating shellfish, but I do like a good pork chop... but I digress.
There are Christian religions that have no problem with gay marriage. It all depends on your interpretation of the scriptures.
Well, I guess I have a problem with a supposedly perfect God who can't write a rulebook without getting 1000 interpretations and a hundred translation.
It makes me feel like that guy in the back row at the Sermon on the mount in "The Life of Brian" who hears "Blessed are the Cheesemakers!"
If god didn't write the Bible, does that mean there is no god?
To me, the strongest evidence of god is his creation, not ancient writings. The more you study the wonders of nature, the more it looks like the creation of intelligence as opposed to just random chance.