That's pretty crazy. What church teaches that BS? |
All of them. That’s what every church that has an issue with homosexuality teaches. |
It depends on the church. I’m pretty sure that the church mentioned above that takes a vote on what is or isn’t a sin is pretty much a bizarre social club. |
Agree. Churches change the "how to live" rules set by the church humans all the time. |
Which is entirely consistent with various churchs' views of human sexuality -- it is for reproduction only. That, of course, is stupid, so almost no one follows that man-made rule. |
Um, he meant platonically. You cannot be serious. Sexually, he instructed we should be celibate, but if we cannot, we should "marry." |
Where exactly did the prohibition of sex for other than reproduction come from? |
What? I thought churches taught that you could commit adultery by lusting in your MIND. So just thinking of adultery was a sin.....and thinking about homosexual sex is not a sin? What a bunch of BS. |
That is their goal but due to man being imperfect and their interpretations being imperfect it's inane to listen to every doctrine with infallibility. You can listen to the holy spirit through you soul and that gives you all the answers you need, "church"/"doctrine"/"preaching" is just a fallible social construct to gather and worship together, with imperfect teachings sew into the fabric. |
So as long as gay couples marry, they shouldn't be going against church doctrine. Got it. |
Did He though? Actually, wasn't it Paul who wrote that in a letter, saying also that it wasn't a command, but his recommendation, and that really he thought everyone should be single and celibate like him, but he also conceded that wasn't likely? |
I kind of agree with you here. Homosexuality now isn’t exactly what it was in Ancient Rome. |
How does this make no sense to you? Wanting to do something and actually doing it are not the same thing. a). Not lusting after your neighbor’s wife and not committing adultery are two separate commandments. They aren’t the same thing. b) I don’t think we are talking about married people here. It’s not a sin to want to be with someone when you are both single. |
In b) lust is lust. You should think about someone because you love them not because you lust them. |
I’m guessing that you haven’t been married long. |