Quote (x]FoRsaKeN[x @ Thu, Jul 2 2009, 01:05am)
I am not saying to overlook them, but to realize where they are coming from. It is not stated that the earth is the center of the universe. Since I believe the Bible is 100% true. God himself wrote the Bible through the people that he chose (the Bible says this). Everything in the Bible is "god-breathed" perse. It is not okay to be gay because God says it is wrong and condemns it.
Edit: I do know that it is the true word of God, no matter who He chose to write it for him, because that is what I beileve. So it's pointless to keep using that as your arguement because I will not debate you. I believe that the Bible is the 100% true word of God. So please don't bother trying to use that as a statement, because I will not change on that point.
Yes it is, read the Old Testament.
I suppose when Jesus came along the Old Testament was suddenly scrapped and the Sun shifted to the center?
The fact of the matter is, if one wrong statement is said in the Bible, and you know for sure it is wrong, then you cannot be sure the accuracy of the other statements.
Example:
Someone says:
"I have a 4.5 GPA, got accepted into Harvard, and got a full scholarship there, oh yeah, and the world is flat"
The other statements seem true, but after finishing the sentence the validity of them seems less probable.
Now it doesn't mean for sure that the speaker is not telling the truth about the GPA, Harvard, and Scholarship. But it does beg to question the validity of his words.
The same case is applied to the Bible.
It says the Earth is the center of the universe, and that gays should not be allowed together.
Now I'm not saying it's false that gays should not be together, all I'm saying is, the Bible has plenty of pure inaccurate statements, and you cannot be certain for sure that this view of gay relationships is the correct and true word of God.
Edit: going to sleep now
This post was edited by PSPZorZ on Jul 1 2009 11:15pm