Magic Man
Reaper of Conversation
This is directed towards people who believe homosexuality is wrong because the Bible says it is.
Why do you take certain parts of the Bible as absolutely true, and take others as false or out-dated?
It's well-known that in Leviticus, it says that lying with a man as one would with a woman is an abomination, but how do you justify following that part of Leviticus while disregarding the other parts of that very section, like eating shellfish or wearing cotton-polyester blends?
I know this has been gone over before, but in another thread we were talking about whether or not those who think homosexuality is wrong actually think about it or not, and the Leviticus quote came up. I'm trying to figure out how one thinks about that specifically and comes to the conclusion that one line of Leviticus is absolutely true and the others are absolutely false.
Also, are there any other mentions of homosexuality being wrong in the Bible?
Why do you take certain parts of the Bible as absolutely true, and take others as false or out-dated?
It's well-known that in Leviticus, it says that lying with a man as one would with a woman is an abomination, but how do you justify following that part of Leviticus while disregarding the other parts of that very section, like eating shellfish or wearing cotton-polyester blends?
I know this has been gone over before, but in another thread we were talking about whether or not those who think homosexuality is wrong actually think about it or not, and the Leviticus quote came up. I'm trying to figure out how one thinks about that specifically and comes to the conclusion that one line of Leviticus is absolutely true and the others are absolutely false.
Also, are there any other mentions of homosexuality being wrong in the Bible?