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1 | Homosexuality and Christianity? | Leviticus | gpaulturner | 29113 | ||
If you look up the verses in the original language you will find that there are two words which are translated as the one word "man" in English. The first word is a male "any person", like the word translated as woman, which is a female "any person". The root of the second word is something like "respect" or "memorable". The original word translated "abomination" also means "idolatry". The meaning of the verse is the contrast between having sexual relations which are not idolatrous and having them for idolatrous purposes. Augustine translates two of Paul's verses still translated without any linguistic basis as referring to gays as in fact meaning cult prostitutes in heathen temples. Sexual religious cults have always been around, in Canaan, the Roman era and will be until Christ returns. Of the three great expressive love stories in the Bible, it is the straight one which is fictional. It is an extraordinary fact of God's life in our lives that family (possibly genes or simply the family characteristic of God-like acceptance of every person) does link the other two. Ruth and Naomi were the great grandmothers of David who lived a love greater than the love of women with Jonathan. |
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2 | Expressive love stories? | Leviticus | Makarios | 29123 | ||
Greetings again gpaulturner, You have stated: "Of the three great expressive love stories in the Bible, it is the straight one which is fictional." First of all, where is your cited Scripture and Biblical support? Second of all, which part(s) of the Bible do you consider as "fiction"? Thirdly, how do you come to the conclusion that only one is "straight"? - Nolan |
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3 | Expressive love stories? | Leviticus | Makarios | 29180 | ||
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4 | Expressive love stories? | Leviticus | gpaulturner | 29245 | ||
Song of Solomon is the fictional one, written as a poem by Solomon. It is not historical record, and is not presented by Solomon as such. | ||||||
5 | Song of Solomon a work of fiction? | Leviticus | Makarios | 29278 | ||
Greetings gpaulturner, How do you come to the conclusion that the Song of Solomon is a work of fiction just because it is not a narrative (like Genesis)? Does this also mean that the Psalms and Isaiah, Daniel, and Revelation are also works of fiction? How do you come to your conclusion that the Song of Solomon is a work of fiction? - Nolan |
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6 | Song of Solomon a work of fiction? | Leviticus | Makarios | 29510 | ||
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