Evidence for God from Science

Prodigal Son wrote:
i think it's a sin, but d**n, why is everyone so obscessed by it! i really want to know.

Because our country's moral values are at risk.

LittleShepherd wrote:"You can't change, but you can be celibate!" UGH! Are you kidding me? Where's the hope in that???

Protestant view hands down. And I'm living proof, so there.

Well, cool.

It's just the issue of not-changing = sin.

Forge wrote:

LittleShepherd wrote:"You can't change, but you can be celibate!" UGH! Are you kidding me? Where's the hope in that???

Protestant view hands down. And I'm living proof, so there.

Well, cool.

It's just the issue of not-changing = sin.

Temptation isn't a sin.

Giving in to temptation is.

there are greater moral problems to be obscessed about.

Just because there are bigger problems (abortion, hee hee), it doesn't mean we should ignore the others.

Dan wrote:

Prodigal Son wrote:And I'm not obsessed with it, it's just that everyone talks about it instead of equally pressing issues, such as the popularity of oral sex (a sin).

Because it's not as pressing an issue. Homosexuality is never okay. Oral sex is okay in marriage -- nothing forbids it in the Bible, so who are we to add restrictions. Also, there's not numerous political and religious movements centered around oral sex. If they're not using oral sex as their weapon of choice, then it won't do us any good to address it.

So no, oral sex isn't a pressing issue at all. And it's especially not one equally pressing as homosexuality.

i suppose.

Forge wrote:Just because there are bigger problems (abortion, hee hee), it doesn't mean we should ignore the others.

Blame some of the liberal justices for banning some red state statutes that prohibited sodomy and fornication.

Oh, yeah, I am. Of course, there are others. Many, many others.