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The vice lists of the apostle Paul are two passages most commonly used by opponents of affirming theology in their condemnation of homosexuality. At face value, most English translations seem to back up their assertion that homosexuality is condemned in…
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Romans 1:26-27 is one of the few Bible passages commonly used to condemn homosexuality. But, unlike the other “clobber passages” (as they’ve come to be called), this is the only passage in the entire Bible that condemns both male-male and…
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Leviticus contains two of the most oft-quoted passages dealing with homosexuality. Their language is clear, their prescribed penalty severe, making them the perfect weapon to use in establishing homosexuality as one of, if not the most horrible sin one can…
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You don’t have to be a Christian to have heard of the infamous twin cities of Sodom and Gomorrah. The tale has leapt from the pages of Scripture and has entered into mainstream culture. So, the problem certainly isn’t a…
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Among the few stories in the Bible most people are familiar with, Christian and otherwise, the Creation narrative ranks highly. What makes this narrative so unique is that it is the introduction to everything—the accounting of God’s first actions when…
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