Christianity, Homosexuality, and the New Covenant

Green Bud Smurfy

Active Member
Many people in favor of gay marriage claim that homosexuality is not addressed directly by Jesus in the New Testament. So why is it still a sin? If you have never read the Bible, here is an explanation:

The Old Testament has many "contracts" with man. These are known as covenants. Some are permanent, but others are listed as temporary. It's the Old Covenant in the Old Testament that was fulfilled by Jesus in the New Testament. The Old Covenant consists of the civil/ceremonial laws of the Jews. However, civil/ceremonial laws are very different from the moral laws in the Old Testament.

Examples of the civil or ceremonial laws might include this: Things like sacrificing lambs on Passover, it means they can't be eating pork or shellfish. Most of these civil or ceremonial laws are in the book of Exodus and Leviticus.

It is the moral laws, such as the 10 commandments and all other moral laws throughout the Old Testament that are still very, very, very intact to this day. These moral laws include murder, adultery, sexual immorality, theft, false testimony, slander.

So, The reason why homosexuality in the Bible is still a sin is because the moral laws are still intact from the Old Testament. In addition to just the Old Testament, Jesus and Peter also preached against sexual immorality as a whole. Notice the root word of immorality is moral. That means that nothing I said is being taken out of context to support a messed-up "narrative".
 

Heil Tweetler

Well-Known Member
Many people in favor of gay marriage claim that homosexuality is not addressed directly by Jesus in the New Testament. So why is it still a sin? If you have never read the Bible, here is an explanation:

The Old Testament has many "contracts" with man. These are known as covenants. Some are permanent, but others are listed as temporary. It's the Old Covenant in the Old Testament that was fulfilled by Jesus in the New Testament. The Old Covenant consists of the civil/ceremonial laws of the Jews. However, civil/ceremonial laws are very different from the moral laws in the Old Testament.

Examples of the civil or ceremonial laws might include this: Things like sacrificing lambs on Passover, it means they can't be eating pork or shellfish. Most of these civil or ceremonial laws are in the book of Exodus and Leviticus.

It is the moral laws, such as the 10 commandments and all other moral laws throughout the Old Testament that are still very, very, very intact to this day. These moral laws include murder, adultery, sexual immorality, theft, false testimony, slander.

So, The reason why homosexuality in the Bible is still a sin is because the moral laws are still intact from the Old Testament. In addition to just the Old Testament, Jesus and Peter also preached against sexual immorality as a whole. Notice the root word of immorality is moral. That means that nothing I said is being taken out of context to support a messed-up "narrative".
J̶a̶c̶k̶a̶s̶s̶ Twink, an "explanation" is not the same as a juvvy imbecile's diaper load of creation museum crap.
 
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BudmanTX

Well-Known Member
Many people in favor of gay marriage claim that homosexuality is not addressed directly by Jesus in the New Testament. So why is it still a sin? If you have never read the Bible, here is an explanation:

The Old Testament has many "contracts" with man. These are known as covenants. Some are permanent, but others are listed as temporary. It's the Old Covenant in the Old Testament that was fulfilled by Jesus in the New Testament. The Old Covenant consists of the civil/ceremonial laws of the Jews. However, civil/ceremonial laws are very different from the moral laws in the Old Testament.

Examples of the civil or ceremonial laws might include this: Things like sacrificing lambs on Passover, it means they can't be eating pork or shellfish. Most of these civil or ceremonial laws are in the book of Exodus and Leviticus.

It is the moral laws, such as the 10 commandments and all other moral laws throughout the Old Testament that are still very, very, very intact to this day. These moral laws include murder, adultery, sexual immorality, theft, false testimony, slander.

So, The reason why homosexuality in the Bible is still a sin is because the moral laws are still intact from the Old Testament. In addition to just the Old Testament, Jesus and Peter also preached against sexual immorality as a whole. Notice the root word of immorality is moral. That means that nothing I said is being taken out of context to support a messed-up "narrative".

dude, back away from the bong and the bible

still love it when people try to quote from a book of morality tails that is still not even complete....
 

mr sunshine

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Not you, Mr Sunshine Uncle Buck Heli tweeter and Big Lou all found my mom and jack off to her pictures. Then they politely let me know what they did.
You make it sound worse then it really is..


I'm sure your mom would be flattered to know that someone in their 20s is masterbating to pictures of her.
I'm not some old wrinkled up creeper, I'm a young man with a tight ball sack.




Have you showed your gf your dick yet?
 
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