Subj : Bible
To   : JOSHUA LEE
From : DAVE OLDRIDGE
Date : Tue Oct 31 2000 02:57 pm

JL> -=> DAVE OLDRIDGE wrote to TODD HENSON <=-

JL>  DO> really strong argument
JL>  DO> against homosexuality, from a Christian perspective, then it's in
JL>  DO> Paul's epistles in a form far less subject to interpretation than any
JL>  DO> found in the Torah.  Feel free to disagree, but that's my opinion of
JL>  DO> it...

JL> It is forbidden in Leviticus. The Written Torah is very concise, and
JL> does not spend a lot of time rhetorically defending little; except
JL> for laws concerning "the poor, the stranger, and the widow",
JL> for example.

It's forbidden in Leviticus but I've seen it interpreted halfways away. 
It's just FLAT forbidden by Paul and described accurately enough so 
that there can be no argument about what he means...

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