"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."stunrut said:
-Leviticus 20:13
Should homosexuals be given the death penalty?
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Lighthouse said:
Who would be doing this killing?
Real Sorceror
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The Spanish Inquistion. The Nazis. The KKK. Lighthouse.Joe Roberts said:
If there is a precedent for things being revoked then why not other things?
by the way who is going to decide what without cause means - what if I think you called me stupid with out cause - you could be in danger of the fires of hell. (you could hang out with Abramof and Bill O'Reilly)
by the way who is going to decide what without cause means - what if I think you called me stupid with out cause - you could be in danger of the fires of hell. (you could hang out with Abramof and Bill O'Reilly)
If my salvation wasn't secure in Christ, you might have a point. And, fyi, God decides what "without cause" means.:duh:moonface said:
No you was a fornicator and she was the adulterer.Lighthouse said:
Why woud a married woman go with you did she seduce you?
Maybe she wanted a toy.
I may be wrong on fornication.
I need to look it up.
Either way fornication or adultery it is having sex with someone other than your wife or husband.
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Actually, adultery does not have to involve anything sexual. And this did not involve intercourse, so by most standards it wasn't even fornication. But that's not how I see it. It was adultery, plain and simple. But it wasn't an affair.:nono: It was a one time thing, playing a game of truth or dare. And I've made my amends to her [former] husband. He and I are still friends.Evee said:
Lighthouse said:
What would you know about adultery? Has your girl/boy friend been cheating on you?
I notice you said former husband...I hope you didn't confess to him while they were married.Lighthouse said:
Did you make your amends to the woman you obviously thought was easy?
I think she deserves the amend more than the husband, after all she was the victim not the husband.
This just sounds strange to me. :wazzup:
They were still legally married when I confessed, but she had left him already. And since she hadn't told him, which I beleive she should have been the one, I told him. And I haven't seen her much since then. She also moved out of town, from what I hear. And she was not a victim. I didn't do something because I thought she was easy, and since she's not here to speak on her behalf, I'll leave that alone. But I did it because we were all [the three who were there that night] a little "frisky." And there was some alcohol involved, and since the other person was there, she was interested in something happening. We were all at fault, all of us guilty.Evee said:
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Lighthouse said:
If you then judge that a homosexual should be executed because his sin deserves death, do you judge yourself by the same standard? Obviously God does. So why do you believe you are somehow better than they are? Whatever happened to mercy? Where is forgiveness? They wanted to stone the woman at the well and Jesus intevened. He confronted them with their own sins and then he himself forgave the woman. The parallel between your beliefs and those with the stones seems too obvious to ignore.
I'm not a homosexual. Dee Dee Dee.Morpheus said:
However, I have committed adultery, and I deserve execution for that. So, yes, I judge myself by the same standard. And even though I have repented, and God has forgiven me, and even she and her husband have forgiven me, that doesn't change the fact that according to God's standard I deserve execution.
