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#Clobberdebunked 1 - Gen 19
This was a hospitality test that the men of Sodom & Gomorrah horrifically failed. Lot even offered his virgin daughters to men who wanted to show hostility & dominance of strangers through gang rape.Jesus also talks about S&G in context of hospitality
This was a hospitality test that the men of Sodom & Gomorrah horrifically failed. Lot even offered his virgin daughters to men who wanted to show hostility & dominance of strangers through gang rape.Jesus also talks about S&G in context of hospitality
#Clobberdebunked 2 - Jude 7
The correct translation is not 'perversion' that many biased interpreters use but 'going after strange flesh', meaning the sin of men of Sodom & Gomorrah was to go after 'strange flesh', which Jude 6 makes clear refers to Angels 'who left their abode'
The correct translation is not 'perversion' that many biased interpreters use but 'going after strange flesh', meaning the sin of men of Sodom & Gomorrah was to go after 'strange flesh', which Jude 6 makes clear refers to Angels 'who left their abode'
#Clobberdebunked 3 - Lev 18:22, 20:13
The Levitical Code separated Israelites from pagan nations who practised fertility rites in their temples - correct translation of 'abomination' is 'detestable or taboo' & does not hold horror we associate with it. Jesus sets us free from Law
The Levitical Code separated Israelites from pagan nations who practised fertility rites in their temples - correct translation of 'abomination' is 'detestable or taboo' & does not hold horror we associate with it. Jesus sets us free from Law
#Clobberdebunked 4 - 1 Cor 6: 9-10
It's important people go & look at Greek words here - so many translations are homophobically biased. 'Malakoi' means soft or weak-willed men & 'arsenokoitai' is a made-up word by St Paul, most likely refers to pimping young boys for Pederastry
It's important people go & look at Greek words here - so many translations are homophobically biased. 'Malakoi' means soft or weak-willed men & 'arsenokoitai' is a made-up word by St Paul, most likely refers to pimping young boys for Pederastry
#Clobberdebunked 5 - 1 Tim 1: 9-10
Similarly, check the Greek. St Paul uses 3 words (1 he has made up rather than use well known word for homosexual) in succession. It describes sex slave industry of kidnapping, pimping & using young boys for pederastry - nothing to do with love!
Similarly, check the Greek. St Paul uses 3 words (1 he has made up rather than use well known word for homosexual) in succession. It describes sex slave industry of kidnapping, pimping & using young boys for pederastry - nothing to do with love!
#Clobberdebunked 6 - Rom 1: 25-27
Check Greek & know context. St Paul addressing Gentiles (used to pagan rituals) ahead of Theology of Grace. Exchanging 'natural for unnatural' disrupts social order by non-procreative sex. It'd be highly unnatural for me to have sex with a man!
Check Greek & know context. St Paul addressing Gentiles (used to pagan rituals) ahead of Theology of Grace. Exchanging 'natural for unnatural' disrupts social order by non-procreative sex. It'd be highly unnatural for me to have sex with a man!
Right.. time for lunch!
If you want to look at the Greek for yourself and see how different translations frequently mis-translate key words because of their own inherent homophobic bias then use this link and scroll down page to see Greek words used & link to Strong's dictionary
biblehub.com/1_timothy/1-10…
biblehub.com/1_timothy/1-10…
