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"One is totally against God and his word and the other while God does not like he gave an option out of the hardness of our hearts."
How can any sin be partially against God and his Word? I believe that all sins are totally against God and his Word.
Besides, the Bible talked more about the sin of adultery than the sin of homosexuality. One of the Ten Commandments was not to commit adultery...it mention nothing about homosexuality. Even Jesus repeated that Commandment twice in the Bible, but he never once mention anything about homosexuality.
In the Bible, adultery, like homosexuality, is also considered to be an abomination. And like homosexuality, those caught in the act of adultery were to be killed.
In the Bible, adulterers who were friends of the world were considered to be an enemy of God....Regardless of how one try to twist it, that cannot be a good thing. So if ever there was a sin which is totally against God and his Word, ADULTERY would be it.
Also speaking of the "option out", Jesus said it was Moses who gave men an "option out" because of the hardness of their hearts, not God. Because he stated from the beginning(meaning God) that "option out" was not so.
"And lastly and quite honestly one is easier to judge according to the word and the other is more difficult because we don't know the hearts of the individuals getting the divorce."
Neither do we know the hearts of individuals engaging in homosexual activities. There are many homosexuals who said they were born that way. There are some homosexuals who said they were made that way by other people. And there are some homosexuals who said they are just experimenting with that lifestyle. Unless we really know their hearts, who are we to say any different? Besides, this is exactly how Jesus described the eunuchs in Matthew 19:12.
"A lot of times we think just because the people attended a church they were part of the church, sometimes the divorces would be biblically justified. While many are not so don't get me wrong it needs to be addressed and in many ways it is, but now I have a question what do you suggest the church do?"
I grew up in the church, and all my years of attending, I never heard one sermon in church about divorce and remarriage. NOT ONE!!
Maybe it is too late for the churches to do anything. Many are so full of sin and hypocrisy; I don't think they have the moral authority to take a stand on anything. They can't talk about fornicators...too many in pews AND in the pulpits. And they can't talk about the adulterers for the same reason....HYPOCRISY. You see hypocrites want to condemn everyone else’s sins but their own. I think the main reason many churches are condemning the homosexuals because they are a safe target.
With the black community at 70% Out-of-Wedlock births, and black women making up more than half of the congregation, I like to see a preacher have the nerve to condemn fornication.
With the divorces, separations, and remarriages after divorce in the churches outnumbering those outside of the churches, I like to see a preacher have the nerve to condemn adultery.
NOPE..."It ain't gonna happen."
So I guess the homosexuals are going to have to do for now.
And Jesus said unto her, Neither do I condemn thee: go, and sin no more.
"So it is possible to repent!"
Jesus said, "Go and sin no more." To repent, one must turn away from the sin. How can divorced Christians who remarry turn away from their sins of adultery while remaining in the new marriage? Can homosexuals do the same? Can they marry, then repent and remain in their sinful marriage?
"No one in here said that a homosexual should be put to death, so I dont really know were that is comming from."
I was just showing the similarities of the two sins. However; here on this site, it has been said that homosexuals should be put to death.
"How they got caught up in the act of homosexuality is not what is being questioned, what is being questioned is there "right" to marry"
According to the title of this post, what is being questioned is 'Should Homosexuals Have the Same Rights as Heterosexuals?'
I simply asked if heterosexuals have the right to live in a sinful marriage, then why the homosexuals cannot have this same right?
Apparently, some of you would rather question my motives than answer my question.
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