So pleased to see the kiddies reclaim the rainbow from the LGBT degenerates who have hijacked this symbol of God’s Love for His Children 🌈✝️ #COVID19Pandemic
Catholics do subscribe to the nation that the Pope cannot err in his teachings. Catholicism precedes CofE by 1,200 years (agreed at the Nicaean Creed).
I used that Commandment because it shows how interpretation can indeed justify anything. The King James Bible sifted through numerous versions of the scriptural texts and we know that many Gospels are left out.
If the Old Testament is fulfilled by the coming of Christ, why did the Jews reject him? Furthermore, why is Jesus's new covenant acceptable to absolve a prostitute but God could never forgive a gay person?
I have disappointed my parents but they're tangible. I notice how my actions at disappointing them went over and how they reacted. That's the difference.
I know the principles of Catholicism but I believe the Catholic Church (Vatican) is a corrupt, degenerate institution and I do not subscribe to Pope Francis and his man made doctrines. Yes that makes me, by definition, a Protestant. I’m comfortable with my faith. I am a blood washed Christian above anything else, belonging to a denomination/ church is irrelevant to my relationship with Christ. I use the KJ Bible as my main source although I have studied many others. But your argument fails on that very basis, because KJ prohibits murder (which requires pre meditation) whereas more liberal translations like NIV prohibit killing, which can occur without malice. So how does that equate to interpretation permitting anything? Surely that distortion of scripture prohibits more than it permits? The coming of Christ fulfilled the Old Testament. That some Jews did not (and still do not) acknowledge Him as The Messiah is why and how we have different religions - and atheism (which I trust refers to yourself). I have never said that gays cannot or will not be forgiven by God. I simply said that God, by His Word provided in scripture, tells us He does not support homosexuality, therefore wouldn’t support gay pride. God Said homosexuality is a sin, and yes, I’m the Old Testament gays were killed, BUT, I have used the argument on MANY occasions that, Jesus condemning the execution (by stoning) of an adulterer (someone who, in Old Law, would be put to death) would, in my opinion, also extend to homosexuals. Hence why I object to Muslims throwing gays off roof tops. Let me be clear; I do not support the execution of homosexuals. We will all be judged for our sins. So you’ve hit the nail on the head Bradley, faith allows me to have genuine feelings to that which, you might say, isn’t ‘tangible’. I see Gods Tangibility in EVERYTHING that exists on earth.
God loves homosexuals too. I, as a straight man, have done things I shouldn't have many times. But I feel I am a little wiser now about sexual behaviour these days.
I was getting a haircut from a young gay man once and I asked him what he thought of Marriage Equality and he said he thought it was not a good idea because some gay people have multiple partners and they should not get married.
No, some characters in it practised slavery... It shows Israel being dragged off into slavery by the Assyrians and Babylonians and it's not pretty. Pro slavery? No.
I used that Commandment because it shows how interpretation can indeed justify anything. The King James Bible sifted through numerous versions of the scriptural texts and we know that many Gospels are left out.
If the Old Testament is fulfilled by the coming of Christ, why did the Jews reject him? Furthermore, why is Jesus's new covenant acceptable to absolve a prostitute but God could never forgive a gay person?
I have disappointed my parents but they're tangible. I notice how my actions at disappointing them went over and how they reacted. That's the difference.
I use the KJ Bible as my main source although I have studied many others. But your argument fails on that very basis, because KJ prohibits murder (which requires pre meditation) whereas more liberal translations like NIV prohibit killing, which can occur without malice.
So how does that equate to interpretation permitting anything? Surely that distortion of scripture prohibits more than it permits?
The coming of Christ fulfilled the Old Testament. That some Jews did not (and still do not) acknowledge Him as The Messiah is why and how we have different religions - and atheism (which I trust refers to yourself).
I have never said that gays cannot or will not be forgiven by God. I simply said that God, by His Word provided in scripture, tells us He does not support homosexuality, therefore wouldn’t support gay pride.
God Said homosexuality is a sin, and yes, I’m the Old Testament gays were killed, BUT, I have used the argument on MANY occasions that, Jesus condemning the execution (by stoning) of an adulterer (someone who, in Old Law, would be put to death) would, in my opinion, also extend to homosexuals.
Hence why I object to Muslims throwing gays off roof tops.
Let me be clear; I do not support the execution of homosexuals.
We will all be judged for our sins.
So you’ve hit the nail on the head Bradley, faith allows me to have genuine feelings to that which, you might say, isn’t ‘tangible’.
I see Gods Tangibility in EVERYTHING that exists on earth.