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Eternal torture in hell. But in the OT they atoned for their sins through ritual and sacrifice. I'd be surprised if the ones you mentioned are in hell. But you never know.

Well right now it's against the law and I respect man's law to a certain extent. If that were permitted, as the Bible says it should be, I would have no objection. What makes you think OT is done? God is neverchanging. Therefore his laws don't change to fit the cultures. Humans are the...

Absolutely not. Why would you think that?

Yeah. He didn't make them to be those things. They chose or were influenced into them. Just because they were in the Bible doesn't mean they were perfect. They broke God's laws just as much as modern people.

Currently our society doesn't allow that. Unrealistic to expect by human standards doesn't mean unrealistic by God's standards.

I didn't say he's no better. I just said he's not subject to God's laws. Show me in the Bible anywhere where it indicates that God's law is applicable to any other species than man. I'm no scientist, but I'm sure we are able to tell species apart from each other based on DNA. The aliens...

Clearly? I don't think so. And even if it is, I don't think that's any reason to accept the sin.

God doesn't make homosexuals. The same as he doesn't make murderers, adulterers, alcoholics, etc.

Actually she's very open to evidence. She would need evidence that He was Jesus. Which makes sense as the Bible tell us to beware of false prophets. But what actual evidence is there besides faith in the Bible?

He's not "in charge" but he certainly has influence over the people who are. The devil tries to influence everyone.

In a perfect world we would. Jesus came to fulfill the Law, not abolish it.

If he is not made in God's image than he will neither go to heaven or hell. His death will be like the death of any other animal. The ability to understand the gospel has nothing to do with it. If He's not made in God's image he's not subject to the pitfalls of sin. Jesus' redemption was for...

No, it obviously goes against the Bible, the written manifestation of God's will. This is the will of the devil.

This has a good explanation of why: lifeissues | The Bible and Birth Control

If it's God's will. God's will supersedes any human-made morality.

I think it because that's what the Bible says. Why don't Christians want to follow the Bible?

But why do I always hear that there are lots of arguments supporting the existence of God? What's with all these apologetic books if belief in Jesus can only be based on faith?

Then you're going against the will of God. You're free to do so, but you'll have to suffer the consequences.

I know! Typical democrat liberal. First he says he's going to do something and then he reconsiders it because it might not be the best decision because it might put the troops in harms way? What? When a president makes a decision, he should stick to it! You didn't see George W. changing his...

But she's asking for evidence. Not Bible verses. She says using the Bible itself to prove that it's true is circular reasoning. She says if we could trust that the Bible was true because it says it's true, then shouldn't we trust the Koran because it says that it's true as well? I dunno how...