davedjy
Well-Known Member
- Dec 11, 2006
- 2,184
- 1,080
- Gender
- Male
- Faith
- Non-Denom
- Marital Status
- Single
- Politics
- US-Libertarian
"Have my cake and eat it too"? Ironic. This isn't about me, so please just debate the issue at hand. You tried to somehow compare the ways masturbation and homosexuality are consistently the same thing...not happening, and it didn't work! nobody would believe that.ng
I don't believe there are inconsistencies. You do. You love it, too, so you can fabricate away all you want and have your cake and eat it too.
Masturbator and homosexual, two of the ways, PROVE just ONE EXTREME inconsistency. What I "love" is irrelevant to the discussion, but you do not know what I love. I don't seek justification for the way I know God made me. If you are going to accuse me of fabricating something, you really should bring proof, btw, which you have not demonstrated in the least here or ever.
Well, God has a different idea about that. He says homosexuals will not ever enter the Kingdom. I buy it. I trust God and His merry band of translators way over homosexuals who want to strip His word down so that it can mean anything they wish. Foolish.
Then you trust a translation built on inconsistencies, and a breaking of Biblical Exegesis. You trust a translation based upon a broken rule, that is unethical. Foolish? how is it not to trust a translation that has been inconsistently translated over the years to mean many different things from your "trustworthy" Bible that translates everything so "correctly"? That been proven to be far from the truth. Male pimp, male prostitute, masturbator, and those are only 3 of the ways...
I trust the Scholars I brought here, that don't have anti-gay biases.
God would not break the rules of translational Scholarship to say a word that did not exist in the Hebrew or Greek manuscripts at the time. At least the Scholars I brought called the anti-gay biased ones on their garbage...there is no viable translation of the word "homosexual" in the Hebrew or Greek manuscripts.
It would be foolish to confuse what "God says" with fallible translators. Believing a translation based upon broken rules IS definitely BEYOND fabricating what God said in His Word!
Upvote
0