MountainPine
Deuteronomy 30:16
What's the matter? You can't refute anything I've said, so you had to resort to ad hominem attacks? FYI, I have read articles on the matter. Unlike you, though, I can distinguish between science and pseudo-science.
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Is being gay a sin according to your religion?
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What's the matter? You can't refute anything I've said, so you had to resort to ad hominem attacks? FYI, I have read articles on the matter. Unlike you, though, I can distinguish between science and pseudo-science.
Taylor Seraphim
Angel of Reason
Oh I was confused you said prophets not biblical prophets.
Clearly only the ones that say what you want are correct.
(PS: That was sarcastic sass).
Taylor Seraphim
Angel of Reason
WARNING A MIXTURE OF FEMININE SASS AND MASCULINE ANGER PRECEDES THIS NOTICE, VEIWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.
Bull****!
Christians can lie, steal, eat shrimp, wear mixed fabrics etc. and still be Christians but not have homosexual acts OR anal sex.
****ing hypocrite!
Do you have a vagina or know anything about vaginas at all? It seems not. Yes, it does hurt a lot when you're not wet enough for it and it doesn't have a thing to do with your age. It's about how aroused you are. It takes females longer to get sufficiently turned on for vaginal penetration. The vaginal muscles have to relax, on top of producing the necessary amount of lubrication. That's why "foreplay" is so very important. Even still, she still might need to use store-bought lube.
It's probably best for you to remain abstinent since you obviously are ignorant of even the basics of sex, at least until you educate yourself much more.
Excuse me, but what do "homosexual acts" have to do with anal sex between a man and woman?
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Taylor Seraphim
Angel of Reason
First of all I did refute what you said.
Second of all I am asking for proof, something you never have done to back your views.
Ben Dhyan
Veteran Member
I have been consistently referencing biblical teachings....
Taylor Seraphim
Angel of Reason
So what sex should I have sexual interactions with?
Taylor Seraphim
Angel of Reason
That was a way to point out how you need to be specific.
Taylor Seraphim
Angel of Reason
Do you have a vagina or know anything about vaginas at all? It seems not. Yes, it does hurt a lot when you're not wet enough for it and it doesn't have a thing to do with your age. It's probably best for you to remain abstinent since you obviously are ignorant of even the basics of sex, at least until you educate yourself much more.
Excuse me, but what do "homosexual acts" have to do with anal sex between a man and woman?
Coming from me it would hurt like a ***** if someone did that dry.
And my gentiles is less sensitive than a woman's.
Ben Dhyan
Veteran Member
Homosexual acts is self explanatory....it is not between a man and a woman.... Btw ....although the bible does not mention it specifically, anal sex between a man and a woman would also be an abomination....Excuse me, but what do "homosexual acts" have to do with anal sex between a man and woman?
I'm female to male and I've played with those parts. Trust me when I say that it hurts like a ***** if you rush into it. The pain is intense.
Ben Dhyan
Veteran Member
Read the thread title...
Taylor Seraphim
Angel of Reason
Read the thread title...
Don't see Christianity up there.....
That's your personal opinion. I was just saying that there's really no sexual acts that LGBT people engage in that straights don't also practice.
Taylor Seraphim
Angel of Reason
There are a few, but they are the exception not the rule.
The only thing I can think of is docking, but that's basically the same as rubbing the penis and clit together. It's all the same in the end, to be honest.
Here's a question, I've often wondered. If you are a Christian, and you believe that homosexuality is a sin...okay, that is fine. But, why does that give you the right to condemn homosexuals? I know what the Bible teaches, but God is love. And WHATEVER THE SIN IS...no matter what it is, or IF it is...it is between God and the individual. I sin, everyone sins. Everyone is fallible, and it gets so tiring to listen to fellow Christians go on and on about homosexuality, as if that is the end all be all sin, and that heterosexuals somehow are superior over homosexuals. The truth is, it isn't for me to tell someone else how to live his/her life, because no one knows someone's heart. If two people of the same sex fall in love...truly in love with one another...I think it is a beautiful thing, and not for me to judge. Does this make me 'less' of a Christian?
Taylor Seraphim
Angel of Reason
It leaves more of a mess.......
Ben Dhyan
Veteran Member
So....
Which does? Sex is messy in general, lol.