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(Original Air Date: 10/19/05) Sexual orientation used to be something kept hidden from family and co-workers, but now more and more people are "coming out" and finding acceptance. Anjela says her mother and sister don't support her sexual orientation, and feel she can't be Christian and gay at the same time. Can they reconcile this touchy issue? Then, two men debate whether a person can go from gay to straight, and parents of a 4-year-old boy fear their son's desire to play with dolls and wear heels means he'll grow up to be gay. Are they overreacting to his wishes to be a princess instead of a prince? Talk about gender and gay issues here.


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October 19, 2005, 1:46 pm PDT

It is important for Christians to stop forcing their beliefs on EVERYONE!!

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First of all, the REAL WORD OF GOD, which is Jesus Christ, said that those who believe in him will enter heaven. John 3:16. When he was asked by the clerist what to do in order to gain salvation, Jesus said nothing about gays not entering heaven. In Matthew 25:41-46, he says how we treat our fellowmen is how we will be judged by him. In Luke 10:26-28 he says that we are to obey the commandment, "Love God with your whole heart, soul and mind and love your neighbor as yourself" and if we do this, we get eternal life. Simple!  

  

Second. Which translation are you using that says "homosexuals" will not enter the kingdom 1Cor 6-9-10. The word "homosexual" first of all was not even invented until the 18th century. When Paul wrote his letters he wrote in ancient Greek and the the CLOSEST Greek word  you can find to match our modern english word for "homosexual" is "paiderasste."  But Paul does not use it. WHY? Instead Paul uses the Greek words "malakoi" and "arsenokoitai." These have been mistranslated by modern Bibles like the NIV, as "homosexual,". This is incorrect.  

 

In CORRECT versions they are translated as "catamite" and "men who lie with boys". Just to give you a little historical perspective, prostitution and pedophilia was commonplace in Greek and Roman culture. And by all means it should be condemned. If Paul wanted to say "homosexual" he would have used the Greek word for homosexual. Simply put, this scripture does not condemn gay people nor committed gay relationships. And even if Paul WANTED to condemn gay people or committed gay relationships remember.....
 

Third The letters of Paul and others are not laws but guidelines and HIS views and HIS advice on how faith should be practiced, how families and the early church should arrange their affairs. They were letters addressing a specific people at a specific age within a specific context. So for example Paul did not speak out against the atrocities of slavery but he urged slaves to be obedient to their masters in Titus 2: 9-10. Does that mean it was wrong for slaves to rebel and seek freedom? Paul also reflected the perception of women as lesser creatures who had to be taught and should not seek to lead. Read 1 Corinthians 14: 36-36 and 1Timothy 2:11-15 and tell me if this is still applicable to our time and what we have learned so far as a human society? You should also know that the early apostles often DISAGREED amongst themselves on many things like this. Peter for example, did not always see eye to eye with Paul's writings and said so in 2 Peter 3:16. He called Paul's writings "difficult to understand" and things for the "unlearned and unstable to wrest unto their own destruction."  

 

This is why it is SO IMPORTANT as Christians for us to concentrate on CHRIST! Not the sermons and letters of anyone else. If we do we fall victim to the SAME fundamentalism and sectarian bickering. Are you a Christian or a Paulian? 

 
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October 19, 2005, 1:47 pm PDT

To be christian is to be christ like

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Why is it so hard for so many on this site to understand that not everyone is a christian and not everyone is a born again christian. 

  

I happen to be Native American and am proud of my heritage-- ethnic and spiritual.  My culture doesn't condem people for living how they are made.  We don't believe we own our children-- meaning we can not chose their path for them-- we can only guide them.   

  

 We have nothing in common with fundamentalist christians when it comes to belief systems.  Many in my community have embraced a spirituality (christianity) which DESTROYED our culture and way of life.  It's a very sad thing.  But I suppose when you are confronted with "Convert or die"  many do choose to accept the conquerers way of life. 

  

So, when you all start going on and on about what your god wants from all people of the earth, all I can do is shake my head at your ignorance.  For isn't that what you do when you are confronted with traditions different from your own? 

  

I believe the Earth is the mother of us all, and that we are destroying our mother.  Can't you hear her screams?  But do I tell you SUV driving, 6000 square foot house living, polluting non-bleievers that you our murdering our mother?  Isn't that more important that who someone loves?  No, I don't.  Not generally, anyway. 

  

My tribe has a cultural history of accepting all among us as brothers and sisters.  Including those who do not fit into traditional gender roles.  Including those who are attracted to those of the same sex.  It's all around us on mother earth.  All mammal species show same sex attraction.  While it is not the norm, it is not unnatural. 

  

You do not get the right, because you call yourself a christian to comdemn people who believe other than you do.  And you sure don't get the right to make the laws that affect us all according to your religion. 

  

You surely do not have the right to impose self-hatred and self-loathing on people being true to their born selves. 

  

I'm so thankful I live in a part of the country where I do not have people like the visitors on this board trying to convert me to their religion. 

  

And all of this judgement day stuff is a little confusing.  I remember that less than 20 years ago, that kind of reasoning was only used by doomsday cultists like Jim Jones or David Koresh.  It's frightening to me how many seemingly sane Americans have fallen into the doomsday cult mentality. 

  

I could really get into the jesus rhetoric if more pople who claimed to be christians quoted the Sermon on the Mount insteas of leviticus. 

  

I am not gay, but I have had the pleasure of knowing many gays, lesbians and transgendered people throughout my lifetime.  I am the richer in spirit for it. 

  

And I almost for got.  For those illogical people who claim that god doesn't make mistakes?  What about people born transgendered?  In  the US, the birth rate of people with ambigous genitalia (intersex) is about 2% of live births.  So those people are not mistakes?  I don't believe they are and according to your logic, you shouldn't, either.  But then that doesn't fit your worldview of two genders and strict gender based societal roles. 

  

I long for the day we all get past out superstitious knee jerk reactions to those who are different.  I am hopeful though.  It was only a little over a hundred years ago that the official US government position on my people was 'the only good indian is a dead indian.' 

  

Maybe someday the attitudes I'm seeing here toward those who are gay/lebian/bisexual/intersex/transgendered are just as abhored by mainstream society. 

  

I might have to do some prostelytizing of my own, if I had to face this type of self-righteousness on a daily basis. 

I am so glad some one else has a problem with the fact that so many on this site seem to act like everyone is a christian. I am also not a christian, I am a pagan and parts of my familly have been druids for as long as Irish ancestors existed. 

Religion should not have to a determining factor as to the validity or worthiness of a persons existance. If god or in my case the gods,(the great spirit), had a problem with gay people he would not have created them. 

Lets not forget, the bible was writen by men, and not God himself. It is also quite apparent that the bible is percieved by pretty much anyone who reads it in the way they choose to see it. You so called chistians who act in a way quite contrary to what I'm lead to believe the bible is says is rightous and good usually call yourself the best christians. 

Maybe its time to reread your bible and hear what Jesus was actually saying and try much harder to love, accept and forgive others who maybe don't live as you choose them to. Remember forgiveness is for your God and not for you as writen in the bible. Wouldn't it be a real eye opener if you got to your pearly gates to find acceptance and christ like behaviour was the true test to get in.  

I can't help but wonder why so many feel the need to treat people so badly just because they were born with different needs and feelings. These can't be reprogramed as Angela's mother stated, and the reason you can't reprogram is because the creator didn't intend for others to undo what he has built and done. 

Lets all try much harder to accept others and not be so quick to judge out of fear. We're all here to dance at this party we call life and even though everyone doesn't have the same drummer, its all the same dance. Time to love others for who they are and not for who they do. If I had been judging people for thier sexuality all my life so many of my friends ,I would have had to turn my back on for being gay, and I would have been the looser for it. 

I only ask that people try to be more like your Jesus and be more understanding and less critical. Let the judgement come from the only one who has that job description,  GOD! 

 
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October 19, 2005, 1:47 pm PDT

He's your kid - love him

I was raised in the Catholic church.  

 My 28 year old son is gay. 

 I was so upset with the mother of the 4 year old who may have gender identity issues.  Let me say that my son played with "boy toys" his entire life.  It bothers me that this mother says that she will not be able to accept her child if he grows up and is gay. 

  

When you have a child, you hope that he or she is healthy and happy.  You hope that he or she grows up to be a teacher or a doctor or a humanitarian who changes the world.  NO parent has ever said "Gosh I hope my kid is gay when he/she grows up."     

  

If that mother feels this way NOW, what kind of message is that going to send to her child as he comes to realize that his mother might not LOVE him if he doesn't live up to her expectations of what kind of man he becomes?  

  

I've been there, done that.  I love my child more than life.  I love the PERSON that he is.  He knows how to love.  He's a happy, productive man.  His sexual orientation is part of that PERSON.  Forrest Gump's mom said it all... "Life is like a box of chocolates..."   

  

  

 
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October 19, 2005, 1:48 pm PDT

A THIRD PERSPECTIVE ON HOMOSEXUALS

If gays cannot be healed of their behavior, then there's no hope for bulimics, alcoholics, or anyone else suffering with the other afflictions the Bible speaks of as sin.  Of course God can, does and will heal gay people.  To disagree is to limit His power to do just what He promised-to deliver us from all evil.  But there's a caveat-"If we confess our sins, He is faithful to forgive us". When did Gay become OK, and holiness become optional? Sure we all have free will, but there are always consequences -good and bad, to every action.  Has anyone gone to the Bible to see what it really says about homosexuality. It seems that there are three camps in America: Those who believe that the Bible is true AS IS, not to be "interpreted" ; those who completely reject the Bible as truth; and those who feel the two aforementioned sides can be blended by synthesizing personal opinions and relativistic morality (based on something other than absolute truth).  But what does the Bible itself say?  Why hasn't anyone said the real truth about homosexuality? HOMOSEXUALITY IS A SPIRITUAL ISSUE!  IT IS NOT CHOSEN, NOR IS IT GENETIC.  There is no evidence to support the genetic theory, nor do I believe that you can just up and change your sexual attraction anymore than an alcoholic can just stop drinking.  Even if there were scientific evidence to support the genetic link, that stil wouldn't make it right, anymore.  Think about it-there is a proven genetic predispositon to alcoholism, but no one is marching in the streets for the right to be drunk-genetics don't excuse the behavior.  There are a few who turn away from their sin of choice cold turkey because God instantaneously delivers them, but for most everyone else, we have our own personal crosses to bear.  Paul never had his thorn removed-he learned to live with it WITHIN the confines of Gods Word.  For the homosexual, that may be struggle with same-sex desires til the day he or she dies, it may mean celibacy.  For the straight adulterer, it may mean strict accountability everyday, all day.  But there are plenty of ex-gay people who have struggled and won-and they are living the hetero life they never thought they could.  I once heard a preeminent physician who specializes in treating transgendered people say something that can be applied across the board in the 'sexual orientation' arena: "We have patients in their 20's who come to us weighing 78 pounds at 5' 8', who truly believie that they are overweight, obese even.  In their minds and hearts you cannot convince them that they are not overweight-their behavior reflects this in purging and or not eating, etc. Similarly, if a person thinks they are gay or transgendered, they may really believe that, feel it and act on it,  but just like the bulimic or anorexic, that doesn't necessarily make it so, nor does it make it right".     Homosexuality is called a 'familiar' spirit in the Bible, one of those sins that can be passed through generations just like the Old Testament says-a generational curse.  That would explain why very young children exhibit homosexual tendencies without ever having been exposed to abuse, other trauma or neglect.   It is no different from any other sin in God's eyes-no better, no worse.  The good news is that homosexuality CAN BE OVERCOME! I believe that the real thing that bothers most Bible believing Americans isn't so much homosexuality, but the pervasive atttude that 'Gay is OK' which stands in open, arrogant defiance to the Word of God, which the majority here hold true.  For those of us who do respect and revere God's Word whether Old or New Testament (Orthodox Islam and Judaism inluded), the beginning of healing from ANY sinful issue (which we ALL HAVE!) begins when we CONFESS our sins-we all have our crosses to bear-this implies struggle.  Some struggle with weight, others with perverted sexual attractions, others with drugs and alcohol.   The problem with homosexuals is that they have decided that what God says (that homosexuality is sin) is wrong. According to 'gay' people, there is no sin to confess!  Because it is a difficult thing to overcome, because it is painful to admit this particular thing in this country (let's be honest, many of us are not very friendly to homosexuals here in the US!), gay folks have employed the classic defense mechanism  that we all have done when we know deep down that we are wrong-they have become aggressive which they call 'activist', intolerant and defiant of those who disagree with their beliefs-especially people of faith.  But is it really fair to ask someone to be accepting of something that they believe is dangerous and wrong? Would you ask a truly Orthodox Jew to eat pork? Far be it!  In the same vein, it is utterly repugnant for most people to think of homosexuality as OK, regardless of what's happening with the "breeder" crowd.  Marriages may be going down the tubes faster than ever, shacking up may be at an all time high, but it doesn't make these or any other deviant behaviors, including homosexuality or polygamy (for that matter) more credible.  That doesn't mean, however, that we have to lead totally separate lives.  And it doesn't mean homosexuals are doomed to burn! There is healing and deliverance for homosexuals.  It will take honesty, time, discipline, accountability, and a true willingness to get help.  You may fall, everyone does at some time or other.  For those of you with 'gay' family members, if you really love them, tell them TRUTH.  Do not shun them, but set boundaries that honor God while also letting them know in no uncertain terms that you love them just as God does, imperfections and all.  Show them mercy just as God shows each of us every day.  Perversion is NOT LOVE.  God has been gracious enough to give us a detailed guide of how to live safe, happy and healthy lives rather than leaving us to guess what He wants and how to do things. Just look at the story of Cain and Abel--sacrifice animals, not fruit! Homosexuals have taken on the role of Abel, angry with their brothers because God accepts their heterosexuality but not the alternatives.   God loves everyone the same, and applies the same standard to everyone. He loves us all and shows us all the same mercy and grace as we trust Him to perfect us in this life. Can we choose to do it outside of His way? sure.  Is it wise? Absolutely not. 

 
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October 19, 2005, 1:49 pm PDT

Why would anyone choose to be gay.

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A young friend of mine chose to become gay.  It hurts but God can help those who truly ask and want His help.......My  friend died of  aids ABOUT 10 YEARS AGO.  He was so sweet and talented and it hurts alot that he made the choices he did.  . just keep praying for him, and I will too.   

Why anyone in todays world would or could choose to be gay.. People do not choose to be gay..They are born that way.. Thank God that when my son at age 14 decided to tell me I didnt think like most of the world does.. Yes gays face different challenges than most.. I think instead of downing gays and makin gays feel bad or that its wrong we should deal with it.. I love my son NO matter what.. He is blood and I want him to be happy. He is facing challenges that are gonna be tough on him but I WILL ALWAYS BE BY HIS SIDE AND HELP HIM WITH HIS DECISIONS. We should love one another not judge one another.. And yes im bisexual.. People need to grow up and learn more on this matter before some speak what I consider "STUPID" opinions.  

 
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October 19, 2005, 1:51 pm PDT

10/19 "I'm Gay, OK?"

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  Well, here I sit at home, watching Dr. Phil....and todays show is something I can relate to. I am 19 years old and about 5 years ago, my father told me that he and my mother were going to get divorced.  We were the church going, happy, picture perfect family. At first, my dad never gave us (myself and 2 other siblings) a reason as to why they had decided to separate. However, 3 months later my dad came back home and told us. It was because he's gay. Now this was a complete shock for us kids, we had no idea. My mother on the other hand, knew for quite a few years, probably 3 years after they were married (they were married for 18 years total) but they had gone to therapists and psychologists, and tried to work through this. My dad never wanted to be gay. He wanted the wife and kids and a normal life. So he pretended and ignored his "nature" for the better part of his life. Growing up, he had never engaged in homosexual activities but said he knew he was gay ever since he hit puberty. Today, my father is happy, he's himself. And thats what counts. I'm happy for him and his partner because they're happy and no longer feel ashamed or something because homosexuality isn't the norm. 

    I couldn't imagine pretending for so many years and living a lie, just to please society and everyone else but myself. Ultimately only YOU are going to live your life, so live it on purpose and live it to the max, its up to you whether you make it a happy one or not! I don't think being gay is a "choice". Nor do I think its a "birth defect" or something like that. Its just the way some people are. You are who you are, so live it and love it. 

    Thats just my 2 cents... 

IF YOUR FAMILY WENT TO CHURCH THEN YOUR DAD SHOUDLD KNOW THE BIBLE SAYS (LEVITICUS 18:22) THOU SHALT NOT LIE WITH MANKIND AS WITH WOMANKIND IT IS ABOMINATION. 

  

(MARK 10:6,7) BUT FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE CREATION GOD MADE THEM MALE AND FEMALE 

                            FOR THIS CAUSE SHALL A MAN LEAVE HIS FATHER AND MOTHER AND CLEAVE TO HIS WIFE. 

  

  

 
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October 19, 2005, 1:52 pm PDT

10/19 "I'm Gay, OK?"

 The minister on the show made the comment "If you are truly gay,  you can NOT have sex with a women."  I question this statement immensley - because that almost seems like it would go along with the idea that a man can NOT be raped.  It is TOTALLY possible to physically arrouse a man even if he is not physically attracted to the person.  Heck, let me quote my favorite television show.  In one episode of Buffy The Vampire Slayer, the character Xander makes a comment "I'm a 17 year old boy, looking at linoleum makes me think about having sex".
In light of the minister's comment, does this mean that Xander is physically attracted to linoleum?  And that if there is no linoleum around he can't have sex?
I don't think so!
 
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October 19, 2005, 1:53 pm PDT

Born Again Yeshua (Hebrew name for Jesus)

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  hey guys- i am so sorry for you all.  You seem so confused and someone has deceived you tremendously.  True Christians ARE NOT JUDGING.  But leave it to the world, and we will all be led astray.  True Christians are only trying to help you understand the TRUTH according to GOD.  Many people say that the Bible does not apply to us anymore, or that SOME of it is true.  I am so sorry for those who feel this way and I WILL be praying for you!   God loves us all so much, and yes, he loves the homosexual, just as he does the alcoholic and the drug addicted crack parent.  Homosexuality is NOT something we are born with.  God made us, and He made us in HIS image.  Homosexuality is NOT merely an alternative lifestyle.  The dark one wants us all to beleive this, so that is the popular world thought.  The devil wants us all to be confused and turn away from God and not use our God given lives and resources for God's kingdom.  Do we really think that God, who made Heaven and Earth all of us, breathed life into us, sees past and future, and  inspired the writers of HIS HOLY BIBLE would only have them write what was pertinent for awhile?  NAH........ Please read ALL of these scriptures.......... Leviticus 18:22, Leviticus 20:13, Romans 1:26-27, Genesis 19:1-11, 1 Corinthians 6:9-11, 1 Timothy 1:8-10 

This world saddens me so much.  The devil will do all he can to confuse us and harm us and keep us from being used by God for God.  Homosexuality is only conquered BY God.  Only a pure heart truly wanting to change, being humble before him, can attain His help.  Only the heart matters to God, not  what our lips sAY.  He loves us so much and only wants a RELATIONSHIP with us.  Just talk to HIM honestly and humbly.  He will give you peace that passeth all understanding!!!!!!!!!! 

And as for the many religions of the world , well there is only ONe way to Heaven.  Jesus Christ.  Being a Christian is the only 'religion' ...........Jesus is the only way, and I am only saying this because it is the truth and I want to share it with all of you........ sorry if this offends, but the Bible , Matthew :24:4-8, 12-14 predicts this............ 

I will be praying for you  and that Jesus' truth finds those who need him 

  

 Praise the Lord! I agree with what my brother or sister in the Lord stated here. Christians are not judging,  just loving them as Yeshua/Jesus loves us.  I do not see homosexuality any different from gluttony or unforgiveness.  Sin is Sin in God's eyes and that is why he sent his son to die (and raise from the dead) to pardon us for our sin, if we call on him for salvation.  See Romans 10:9-13 KJV.

http://www.chick.com/information/general/salvation.asp

I think the mother and daughter on today's show expressed sincere Christian love to the other daughter/sister.  I think the gay daughter was more interested in her own agenda than to accept the love from her mom and sister.  Dr. Phil surprised me with opening the door to what happened on this show today;  it gives homosexuals the hope (reality) of change, if they want it.  And choice - everyone likes choice - and God gave us FREE CHOICE. 




 
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October 19, 2005, 1:55 pm PDT

OK, one last thing . . .

If God truly made someone homosexual, why on Earth would He consider it so important to procreate?  Considering this is impossible without BOTH men and women.  I don't know, why didn't He just create us all men or all women if this is what He divinely appoints.  Go figure.
 
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October 19, 2005, 1:55 pm PDT

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"bonnieh" wrote: "You people need to go back and read the bible."  

  

Well, I do read the bible every day! I also have the quivalent of a Master of Arts in Theological and Historcial Studies (of the Bible) which I got on a transcript from an accredited university. Since I formally studied theology under university professors, most of whom had doctorates in Bible related studies and all of whom had masters degrees, I can also refer to myself as an "educated theologian." I don't know everything; but, I not only have a number of English translation Bibles in my home library, right next to the computer, I have the Old Testament in Hebrew and two versions of the Greek New Testament close at hand, also. 

  

"Bonnieh," you, and other "Bible-Thumping Proof-texting" people, need to learn how to study the Bible, not just read it, in its historical and culture context and consider the situation in which each book of the Bible was written and attempt to get an understanding of the world-view of each of the authors and the world-view of their readers at that time, too. 

  

In the study of literature (fiction or non-fiction and including the Bible's books), proof-texting is the taking a sentence, a paragraph, or even a chapter, out of its original context and mis-using that to to support one's opinion about something.  

  

The "Canaanites" and their religion, culture and lifestyles which are being discussed in Leviticus chapters 18 through 20 are called "Phoenicians" in most high school and college history books and in most encyclopedias, too.  

  

If "you people" who claim we don't read the Bible would actually read outside-of-the-Bible, aka extra-biblical, sources to understand the various non-Jewish/Hebrew/Israelite cultures and those people, called "Gentiles" in English Bibles, you will see that the scriptures you are using here in this discussion have absolutely no connection with homosexuals nor homosexuality.  

  

No author of the Bible condemned consensual same-gender sexual activity done by those who woud be exclusively homosexual in their sexual orientation, NOT literally; NOT figuratively! Jesus never did that either.  

  

The same-gender sexual activity that is mentioned in Romans chapter 1 takes place in pagan fertility temples. Paul writes that those men who lusted after each other did so after they rejected God as the Creator of all things and worshipped what was created, either by God, or by humans, i.e. false gods, instead.  

  

It was after that, God gave them up to untested/unproved minds (aka "reprobate" in KJV Bibles). Note that they REJECTED GOD FIRST! 

No I do not have a "theology degree", but if  you recall, the common people are the people whe ended up accepting Jesus.  It is not a difficult message to understand, clear right and wrong.  The educated of Jesus' time did not accept it either, merely another situation where men refuse to believe that God is smarter than we and has given us the entire law.  This has not changed.   The Bible is all that is really needed (and prayer), but I do agree that there are some good study aids out there, but on the same hand, many of these also merely contain the views of man that have led people astray and given rise to many different views of what the Bible says.  Given effective study, one will see that there are no contradictions in the Bible, what is wrong is wrong for everyone, not just christians, not just non-christians.  There is only one way to understand the Bible and that's with God's help.    As a sidenote, I suppose you are one of those theologians who think that Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed because of merely their lack of hospitality (and not all of their other sins)?    

  

The tone of your email seems to give the impression that you think that I am very judgmental in my views and that I somehow think that I have all the answers.  I do not and just because you have your "degrees" you shouldn't either.    If any of us proclaim to be christians, we need to ask God to reveal the real truth and then share it with others.    

  

As for the Canaanites, what would be the "symbolic" meaning of this passage if it does not deal with homosexuality? 

  

If homosexuality is accepted by God, then why can't men and men and women and women procreate?  No matter how you cut it or discuss it and ponder it, it is not natural and it was not meant to be from the beginning. 

  

1 Corinthians 6:9-10 gives us a clue as to those people who will NOT enter heaven.   Among those are many types of people, I strive to be unlike those people and challenge all homosexuals to search for the answers themselves, with God's help.   

  

  

  

  

 
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