did yall really compare homosexuality to bestiality and incest

Yes he did

yes, how is that surprising?

dude. ur really stupid if u think being gay is ANYWHERE as bad as incest and bestiality. and u can go ahead and ban me or whatever for disagreeing with you but being gay isn’t bad. i cant believe the things people will say. its people like you who make me disappointed in humanity.

guess I'm just really stupid

aight ok

thank you

Jesus did away with the laws of the old testament, so your argument in moo...

37] Jesus said unto him, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind.
[38] This is the first and great commandment.
[39] And the second is like unto it, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.
[40] On these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets.

Jesus never said that all of the laws from the Old Testament were bad necessarily, what Jesus meant was that all the traditions were followed so strictly that they were distracting people from loving God. In other words, people were putting traditions over God, and Jesus changed that. However, that does not mean that all laws were revoked, but that the laws should be followed out of love for God and neighbor. Also, the condemnation of homosexual intercourse is not just in the Old Testament. Proof: Romans 1:26-28; 1 Timothy 1:8-11; 1 Corinthians 6:9-11.

Wrong. He fulfilled them.

Just because he paid the price for people who didn’t follow the law doesn’t mean the law doesn’t exist anymore.

The law is meant to show that literally nobody can follow it, and they need a savior.

Also the Law is something that can be lived. The Bible doesn't just say 'Do Not Murder, Steal, Rape, Etc." It also says 'Love others and be kind to them.' The goal of these Laws is to make someone a better person than they originally were or as Jesus said, "Become greater than Adam." It is a learning and growing process and it does make people better for it.

Well the whole point of Christianity is that it can’t be lived, and that’s why we need someone to live it for us and pay the price for our short comings.

Wouldn't it also be accurate to say that He lives the law (of love) THRU US, as we allow ourselves to be open to the Spirit? Also the non-ceremonial laws affirm God's prerogative that He knows what is REALLY good or evil. What is really right and wrong for us.

I mean, Jesus already lived it and paid our price for not living it. He doesn’t need to live it again… if that’s what you mean.

He knows what is good and evil, and he told us that though the Bible.

Loving your neighbor doesn’t mean accepting their behavior.

Another biblical scholar...