Hebrews 13:4 "Marriage is honourable in all, and the bed undefiled: but whoremongers and adulterers God will judge."Sodomy is disgusting, masturbation, threesome, porn, bdsm,... Are all fucking puke inducing.
>>18587103>Marriage is honourable in allSo in other words God respects Gay Marriage according to this verse as it's "honorable in all"
>>18587103Also adultery has nothing to do with masturbation
>>18587103Also also (if you will allow me to samefag once more) Deuteronomy 22:28-29 clarifies that you must marry the women you rape. In context this verse isn't actually condoning adultery, it's only condoning adultery without later marriage
>>18587103You are free not to participate in it.
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>>18587109Yes I'm sure Rome fell because of gay sex and sexual promiscuity, and not the Germanic raids.
>>18587107If you defile her no one else will marry her, and she and her father would be the ones who demand you marry her for defiling her. But if the father were to kill you I don't think anyone would judge him. In those days every man had easy access to marry a virgin from her fathers hand so no one man would bother marrying a non virgin or a single mother when they could just go ask for the hand of a young virgin.
>>18587113God does not send one nation to destroy another unless he's angry at them for their continuous sins.
>>18587119There is not a single nation in the history of the world that based their government wholesale on the Bible, because it doesn't work. Not even the Vatican does this.
>>18587119Then why did Rome prosper for centuries under their native religion, and collapse in a few decades after adopting Christianity?
>>18587103>desert schizo from 3000 years ago wrote...Why are we still like this? Is it the timeless feeling aspect of writing that has survived so long that keeps us thinking it's important?
>11 posts>2 IPs
oh and before you go >inb4, the Greek philosophers were as retarded in their own way and people think Plato must have been important instead of a complete retard
>>18587206Time is an illusion and the word of the eternal will never be quiet no matter how much you seethe
>>18587104>So in other words God respects GayNope.
>>18587312Okay but you're still citing desert schizos who had to wipe their asses with rocks as an authority on anything lol
>>18587497Those men are far more respected than you and your contemporary authority figures are.
>>18587499Sure
>>18587267Meaning, what exactly?
>>18587108Oh he definitely wishes he could participate, he seethes about the fact that not doing so isn't a choice for him, he's simply undesirable to women and has to reframe that into pretending it was a moral choice on his part.
>>18588884ancient Greek philosophers are venerated because they're old not because they were necessarily smart. i mean, Plato was kind of a moron. i'm mentioning this so you think it's not solely the Bible i'm criticizing.
>>18587103>There is something deeply repulsive ABOUT sexual degeneracy"The emotion of disgust evolved initially to optimize responses to the omnivore’s dilemma.Individuals who had a properly calibrated sense of disgust were able to consume more calories than their overly disgustable cousins while consuming fewer dangerous microbes than their insufficiently disgustable cousins. But it’s not just food that posed a threat: when early hominids came down from the trees and began living in larger groups on the ground, they greatly increased their risk of infection from each other, and from each other’s waste products. The psychologist Mark Schaller has shown that disgust is part of what he calls the “behavioral immune system”—a set of cognitive modules that are triggered by signs of infection or disease in other people and that make you want to get away from those people. It’s a lot more effective to prevent infection by washing your food, casting out lepers, or simply avoiding dirty people than it is to let the microbes into your body and then hope that your biological immune system can kill every last one of them.""The Sanctity foundation makes it easy for us to regard some things as “untouchable,” both in a bad way (because something is so dirty or polluted we want to stay away) and in a good way (because something is so hallowed, so sacred, that we want to protect it from desecration). If we had no sense of disgust, I believe we would also have no sense of the sacred. And if you think, as I do, that one of the greatest unsolved mysteries is how people ever came together to form large cooperative societies, then you might take a special interest in the psychology of sacredness. Why do people so readily treat objects (flags, crosses), places (Mecca), people (saints, heroes), and principles (liberty, fraternity, equality) as though they were of infinite value?"
>>18587107You're so fucked. Tick tock. :)
