Why homosexuality?

[WolfVanZandt]

I'm not sure IQ has anything to do with that. I was just pointing out your stereotyping.

[Mary]

[Boromir]

[alecto]

[WolfVanZandt]

:Oppressors take what logical and social pathways...."

Alecto, it is not the antiGay camp that's twisting the scripture to support their cause. Gays are doing that.

In fact, they don't have to look hard for logical and social pathways. They're ready made. Their position is both logical and socially feasible.

And as for "get out," yes, the church is responsible for keeping the church clean. They most certainly do need to expell those who constantly and willfully disobey the scriptures. It is not an issue to me whether nonChristians are homosexuals. My only consern is that the church, who has the scriptures so that they should know better, is allowing it in. That should not be.

[Adam]

[WolfVanZandt]

Alecto, you interpret what I say like you interpret the scriptures.

"AntiGays are not the ones twistig he scriptures, Gays are," is not a way to say, "My side is right and gays are wrog." It means exactly what I said. Gays twist scripture to make homosexuality seem alright within Christianity. A very cursory understanding of Greece is all that's needed to disclose the deceptions. So the question is not wether scripture is against homosexuality or not but whether a person accepts the scripture or not.

Why would a person who rejects scripture try to be a Christian? I could see them being a philosopher that respects the teachings of Christ (of course, that is pretty much reported in the (what?) scriptures!

But the Bible is the Christian scriptures. That's pretty basic.

[alecto]

[Boromir]

[robsia]

[Boromir]

[robsia]

Not entirely sure I'm following what you're saying. Would you care to clarify?

In any case, I don't think you can have a "vast" minority.

[Allison]

[WolfVanZandt]

[WolfVanZandt]