Belief about your worldview

Originally posted by @eladar
What did I say which is not true?

Nearly that entire post.

Originally posted by @suzianne
Prove it. Prove that Jesus "wanted the homosexuals executed too".

Do you believe that Christian homosexuals who continue to have homosexual sex are "sinning" willfully and unrepentantly? If they are, can they still be "saved"

Originally posted by @fmf
Do you believe that Christian homosexuals who continue to have homosexual sex are "sinning" willfully and unrepentantly? If they are, can they still be "saved"

Are you really interested in my opinion, or are you just using this as yet another avenue to attack me, Mr. Achristian?

Originally posted by @eladar
What did I say which is not true?

What do you make of this?

https://www.yahoo.com/news/christian-voters-apos-trump-support-203842198.html

Edit: here's a better link from the source:
http://www.newsweek.com/[WORD TOO LONG]/rss/yahoous/news

Edit: Bump for Eladar and to rescue the post from the dreaded post #15 on the last page.

Originally posted by @suzianne
Are you really interested in my opinion, or are you just using this as yet another avenue to attack me, Mr. Achristian?

Yes. I am interested. It's a straightforward question about your belief with regard to homosexuals and not an "attack". Personally, I do not think homosexuality is immoral. Unlike you, I don't have any religious belief about it. I am interested in whether you believe a Christian homosexual continuing to have sex - once he or she is aware of the Bible's perspective - is "sinning" in a willful way that could threaten their"salvation".

Originally posted by @suzianne
Nearly that entire post.

Do you not believe that God instructed Israel to execute homosexuals for having homosexual sex?

Or do you simply believe Jesus thinks that God the Father is wrong?

Please, answer the question directly for once.

Originally posted by @suzianne
What do you make of this?

https://www.yahoo.com/news/christian-voters-apos-trump-support-203842198.html

Edit: here's a better link from the source:
http://www.newsweek.com/[WORD TOO LONG]/rss/yahoous/news

Edit: Bump for Eladar and to rescue the post from the dreaded post #15 on the last page.

Start a new thread on the topic and quit side stepping the topic of this thread.

Of course you might want to answer the question in my other thread about Jesus and the Old Testament.

Originally posted by @eladar
Start a new thread on the topic and quit side stepping the topic of this thread.

Of course you might want to answer the question in my other thread about Jesus and the Old Testament.

But what do you make of the article?

C'mon, it's a short article, it shouldn't take that long to read it, even for you.

This thread is about worldviews, and this article explains why I find yours repugnant.

Originally posted by @suzianne
But what do you make of the article?

C'mon, it's a short article, it shouldn't take that long to read it, even for you.

This thread is about worldviews, and this article explains why I find yours repugnant.

It is a faulty statement. How can a Christian vote for Hillary?

Btw, is God the Father immoral based on the Old Testament?

Originally posted by @eladar
It is a faulty statement. How can a Christian vote for Hillary?

Btw, is God the Father immoral based on the Old Testament?

How can a Christian vote for Trump? Does he actually represent your "Christian values"?

Originally posted by @suzianne
How can a Christian vote for Trump? Does he actually represent your "Christian values"?

I asked you this question first:

Is the God of the Old Testament good or evil when he instructed Israel to kill homosexuals just for being homosexuals?

Originally posted by @eladar
Do you not believe that God instructed Israel to execute homosexuals for having homosexual sex?

Or do you simply believe Jesus thinks that God the Father is wrong?

Please, answer the question directly for once.

You're doing this thing you always do.

You think your narrow, self-serving interpretation of scripture is correct, and your questions also assume that your interpretation is correct.

I say "Your interpretation of that verse is wrong," and then you say, "Do you think God is lying?" One does not even connect with the other.

Originally posted by @suzianne
You're doing this thing you always do.

You think your narrow, self-serving interpretation of scripture is correct, and your questions also assume that your interpretation is correct.

I say "Your interpretation of that verse is wrong," and then you say, "Do you think God is lying?" One does not even connect with the other.

What is your interpretation of the command to execute men who sleep with other men as if they are women?

Originally posted by @eladar
What is your interpretation of the command to execute men who sleep with other men as if they are women?

Again, this is Mosaic Law.

Not my concern.

Originally posted by @suzianne
Again, this is Mosaic Law.

Not my concern.

Ah, but it does concern the nature of God the Father and therefore Jesus as well.

How do you view the killing of homosexuals? Was it good or evil?