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Big_Bad_World said:
Leviticus 18:22 says:Rob7Lee said:
It refers to a man and a man 'laying down' like a man and a woman, which if so they are to be killed (not verbatim but roughly that). I thought it was Leviticus 18:22 but it's been a long time.Big_Bad_World said:
Is that strictly true or, seeing as Jesus and God are deemed to be the same entity, he made such utterances in Leviticus 20:13 when speaking to Moses?MuttleyCAFC said:He may have wept, but there is certainly not one quote from him in the bible condemning homosexuality! Mind you there are enough from others
I feel a bit sorry for people who take everything they read in it as fact - that is how you get the idiots who are Muslim fundamentalists.
Personally, I don't believe Jesus was the son of god, but there are fewer people I have more respect for than him. I would call my values Christian values with pride.
Funnily enough I don't believe it mentions a Woman and a Woman laying down like a man and a woman, sexist the bible if you ask me :-)
Indeed, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, only one god....... thank god.bobmunro said:
The whole Christian world sees them as the same entity, along with the Holy Spirit!MuttleyCAFC said:Well if you see God and Jesus as the same person, yes. I didn't think that was the prevailing view though. And of course if he was, he may have changed his mind since that conversation with Moses.
“You shall not lie with a male as with a woman; it is an abomination.”
20:13 says:
"If a man also lie with mankind, as he @Leuth with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination: they shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be upon them."
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The Age of Reason by Thomas Paine works for me.Big_Bad_World said:
I like to read the Old Testament as it serves as a fantastic reassurance tool as to why objective reasoning and logic wins over religion.Rob7Lee said:
Ta, I'm amazed not having picked up a bible for over 30 years I remembered half right! I now also remember why I haven't picked one up for 30 years!Big_Bad_World said:
Leviticus 18:22 says:Rob7Lee said:
It refers to a man and a man 'laying down' like a man and a woman, which if so they are to be killed (not verbatim but roughly that). I thought it was Leviticus 18:22 but it's been a long time.Big_Bad_World said:
Is that strictly true or, seeing as Jesus and God are deemed to be the same entity, he made such utterances in Leviticus 20:13 when speaking to Moses?MuttleyCAFC said:He may have wept, but there is certainly not one quote from him in the bible condemning homosexuality! Mind you there are enough from others
I feel a bit sorry for people who take everything they read in it as fact - that is how you get the idiots who are Muslim fundamentalists.
Personally, I don't believe Jesus was the son of god, but there are fewer people I have more respect for than him. I would call my values Christian values with pride.
Funnily enough I don't believe it mentions a Woman and a Woman laying down like a man and a woman, sexist the bible if you ask me :-)
Indeed, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, only one god....... thank god.bobmunro said:
The whole Christian world sees them as the same entity, along with the Holy Spirit!MuttleyCAFC said:Well if you see God and Jesus as the same person, yes. I didn't think that was the prevailing view though. And of course if he was, he may have changed his mind since that conversation with Moses.
“You shall not lie with a male as with a woman; it is an abomination.”
20:13 says:
"If a man also lie with mankind, as he lieth with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination: they shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be upon them."
Neither are very nice.
Funnily enough, a mate of mine (a Mason) asked if I had ever considered joining. I suggested he ask his Lodge if they would allow me to swear the oath on The Age of Reason rather than a holy book. Suffice to say that I'm not a Mason!4 -
i_b_b_o_r_g said:Big_Bad_World said:
Leviticus 18:22 says:Rob7Lee said:
It refers to a man and a man 'laying down' like a man and a woman, which if so they are to be killed (not verbatim but roughly that). I thought it was Leviticus 18:22 but it's been a long time.Big_Bad_World said:
Is that strictly true or, seeing as Jesus and God are deemed to be the same entity, he made such utterances in Leviticus 20:13 when speaking to Moses?MuttleyCAFC said:He may have wept, but there is certainly not one quote from him in the bible condemning homosexuality! Mind you there are enough from others
I feel a bit sorry for people who take everything they read in it as fact - that is how you get the idiots who are Muslim fundamentalists.
Personally, I don't believe Jesus was the son of god, but there are fewer people I have more respect for than him. I would call my values Christian values with pride.
Funnily enough I don't believe it mentions a Woman and a Woman laying down like a man and a woman, sexist the bible if you ask me :-)
Indeed, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, only one god....... thank god.bobmunro said:
The whole Christian world sees them as the same entity, along with the Holy Spirit!MuttleyCAFC said:Well if you see God and Jesus as the same person, yes. I didn't think that was the prevailing view though. And of course if he was, he may have changed his mind since that conversation with Moses.
“You shall not lie with a male as with a woman; it is an abomination.”
20:13 says:
"If a man also lie with mankind, as he @Leuth with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination: they shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be upon them."
Neither are very nice.
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Jesus was a jew so would be expelled from "Palestine" by the "friends" of Jeremy Corbyn.
Also Jesus was a crossmaker0 -
So, "My daddy was a bank robber"Henry Irving said:Jesus was a jew so would be expelled from "Palestine" by the "friends" of Jeremy Corbyn.
Also Jesus was a crossmaker0 -
T-Shirt for you @bobmunrobobmunro said:
The Age of Reason by Thomas Paine works for me.Big_Bad_World said:
I like to read the Old Testament as it serves as a fantastic reassurance tool as to why objective reasoning and logic wins over religion.Rob7Lee said:
Ta, I'm amazed not having picked up a bible for over 30 years I remembered half right! I now also remember why I haven't picked one up for 30 years!Big_Bad_World said:
Leviticus 18:22 says:Rob7Lee said:
It refers to a man and a man 'laying down' like a man and a woman, which if so they are to be killed (not verbatim but roughly that). I thought it was Leviticus 18:22 but it's been a long time.Big_Bad_World said:
Is that strictly true or, seeing as Jesus and God are deemed to be the same entity, he made such utterances in Leviticus 20:13 when speaking to Moses?MuttleyCAFC said:He may have wept, but there is certainly not one quote from him in the bible condemning homosexuality! Mind you there are enough from others
I feel a bit sorry for people who take everything they read in it as fact - that is how you get the idiots who are Muslim fundamentalists.
Personally, I don't believe Jesus was the son of god, but there are fewer people I have more respect for than him. I would call my values Christian values with pride.
Funnily enough I don't believe it mentions a Woman and a Woman laying down like a man and a woman, sexist the bible if you ask me :-)
Indeed, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, only one god....... thank god.bobmunro said:
The whole Christian world sees them as the same entity, along with the Holy Spirit!MuttleyCAFC said:Well if you see God and Jesus as the same person, yes. I didn't think that was the prevailing view though. And of course if he was, he may have changed his mind since that conversation with Moses.
“You shall not lie with a male as with a woman; it is an abomination.”
20:13 says:
"If a man also lie with mankind, as he lieth with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination: they shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be upon them."
Neither are very nice.
Funnily enough, a mate of mine (a Mason) asked if I had ever considered joining. I suggested he ask his Lodge if they would allow me to swear the oath on The Age of Reason rather than a holy book. Suffice to say that I'm not a Mason!
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Think he was more slightly annoyed than cross.Henry Irving said:Jesus was a jew so would be expelled from "Palestine" by the "friends" of Jeremy Corbyn.
Also Jesus was a crossmaker
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That's because he was a CapricornAddickted said:
Think he was more slightly annoyed than cross.Henry Irving said:Jesus was a jew so would be expelled from "Palestine" by the "friends" of Jeremy Corbyn.
Also Jesus was a crossmaker0 -
He is the son of God
So that's Capricorn is it?1 - Sponsored links:
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The full quote below - not a bad way to manage one's existence and approach to life. Thomas Paine is one of my heroes.Henry Irving said:
T-Shirt for you @bobmunrobobmunro said:
The Age of Reason by Thomas Paine works for me.Big_Bad_World said:
I like to read the Old Testament as it serves as a fantastic reassurance tool as to why objective reasoning and logic wins over religion.Rob7Lee said:
Ta, I'm amazed not having picked up a bible for over 30 years I remembered half right! I now also remember why I haven't picked one up for 30 years!Big_Bad_World said:
Leviticus 18:22 says:Rob7Lee said:
It refers to a man and a man 'laying down' like a man and a woman, which if so they are to be killed (not verbatim but roughly that). I thought it was Leviticus 18:22 but it's been a long time.Big_Bad_World said:
Is that strictly true or, seeing as Jesus and God are deemed to be the same entity, he made such utterances in Leviticus 20:13 when speaking to Moses?MuttleyCAFC said:He may have wept, but there is certainly not one quote from him in the bible condemning homosexuality! Mind you there are enough from others
I feel a bit sorry for people who take everything they read in it as fact - that is how you get the idiots who are Muslim fundamentalists.
Personally, I don't believe Jesus was the son of god, but there are fewer people I have more respect for than him. I would call my values Christian values with pride.
Funnily enough I don't believe it mentions a Woman and a Woman laying down like a man and a woman, sexist the bible if you ask me :-)
Indeed, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, only one god....... thank god.bobmunro said:
The whole Christian world sees them as the same entity, along with the Holy Spirit!MuttleyCAFC said:Well if you see God and Jesus as the same person, yes. I didn't think that was the prevailing view though. And of course if he was, he may have changed his mind since that conversation with Moses.
“You shall not lie with a male as with a woman; it is an abomination.”
20:13 says:
"If a man also lie with mankind, as he lieth with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination: they shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be upon them."
Neither are very nice.
Funnily enough, a mate of mine (a Mason) asked if I had ever considered joining. I suggested he ask his Lodge if they would allow me to swear the oath on The Age of Reason rather than a holy book. Suffice to say that I'm not a Mason!
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Bit sexist ;-)0
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We can all take the bible literally - if you give all your money to your wife you should be ok as it only said it is easier for a rich MAN ................0
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Yes, one of mine toobobmunro said:
The full quote below - not a bad way to manage one's existence and approach to life. Thomas Paine is one of my heroes.Henry Irving said:
T-Shirt for you @bobmunrobobmunro said:
The Age of Reason by Thomas Paine works for me.Big_Bad_World said:
I like to read the Old Testament as it serves as a fantastic reassurance tool as to why objective reasoning and logic wins over religion.Rob7Lee said:
Ta, I'm amazed not having picked up a bible for over 30 years I remembered half right! I now also remember why I haven't picked one up for 30 years!Big_Bad_World said:
Leviticus 18:22 says:Rob7Lee said:
It refers to a man and a man 'laying down' like a man and a woman, which if so they are to be killed (not verbatim but roughly that). I thought it was Leviticus 18:22 but it's been a long time.Big_Bad_World said:
Is that strictly true or, seeing as Jesus and God are deemed to be the same entity, he made such utterances in Leviticus 20:13 when speaking to Moses?MuttleyCAFC said:He may have wept, but there is certainly not one quote from him in the bible condemning homosexuality! Mind you there are enough from others
I feel a bit sorry for people who take everything they read in it as fact - that is how you get the idiots who are Muslim fundamentalists.
Personally, I don't believe Jesus was the son of god, but there are fewer people I have more respect for than him. I would call my values Christian values with pride.
Funnily enough I don't believe it mentions a Woman and a Woman laying down like a man and a woman, sexist the bible if you ask me :-)
Indeed, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, only one god....... thank god.bobmunro said:
The whole Christian world sees them as the same entity, along with the Holy Spirit!MuttleyCAFC said:Well if you see God and Jesus as the same person, yes. I didn't think that was the prevailing view though. And of course if he was, he may have changed his mind since that conversation with Moses.
“You shall not lie with a male as with a woman; it is an abomination.”
20:13 says:
"If a man also lie with mankind, as he lieth with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination: they shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be upon them."
Neither are very nice.
Funnily enough, a mate of mine (a Mason) asked if I had ever considered joining. I suggested he ask his Lodge if they would allow me to swear the oath on The Age of Reason rather than a holy book. Suffice to say that I'm not a Mason!1
