All interpretations are subjected to experience,except mine isn't based emotions but theological process which I try my best to be objective, you don't.
Where is your evidence that my processes are any less objective than yours? In fact, I would rather like to know how you can make a judgement on the objectivity of my processes without even knowing what they are; I haven't told you, so I guess you are just making assumptions, and judging me on that. Does't sound very Christ-like to me.
Simple, your setting up the argument so mine looks bad based on emotional connotation rather than evidence.
Um, no. You may see it that way, but if so then you are missing the point.
Mind explaining what you don't understand?
It isn't clear what you "haven't seen one person do". I don't know what the comment was supposed to be referring to.
Where exactly do you get your christ from then?
Christ does not come to us primarily through the bible. The bible is one way out of many that he can speak to us, and even then it's first a tool
through which he speaks. So, my knowledge of Christ comes from (
in no particular order):
the bible (in more than one way)
other people telling me stuff
observing other people's lives
prayer
God's call on my own life, and his help in sustaining and fulfilling that calling
other writings
Creation
etc ...
I value the bible only because I believe in Christ first and he speaks through it. He is the source - not the bible; to put them the other way around is idolatory.
Homosexuality is a fact? What kind of "fact" are you talking about? Can you please show me these facts. If your reffering as homosexuality being a sexual orientation, your wrong since there is no SCIENTIFIC of SCRIPTURAL facts that prove this.
The overwhelming expert scientific opinion is that homosexual orientations exist. The only people insisting otherwise are those with a vested interest in arriving at a particular conclusion.
more useless gargabe. Scripture is God's word,
Christ is God's Word, not scripture.
without it we have no certainty of anything, not even of the existance of the Christ you claim to follow.
You have no more certainty with it than without it. You are just moving your
faith from Christ to the bible. I would even suggest that you have less certainty than I - if large amount's of the OT were proved beyond doubt to be forgeries (say) then it would not shake my faith one iota, but I'm guessing it would destroy yours.
If you want to get into semantics were never going to get anywhere. Naturality can be defined a number of ways which doesn't neccerly pertain to your concept of the word. Again natural or something that is ordained as "normal" by God's standard is how I defined the word.
Using your own definitions for words that are completely at odds with accepted common or speciality usage is just daft.
Also since God created nature, depending on the context of the word and your world view..it woud be natural for misscariges to occur, but it's not God's natural design for babies to happen...unless you wantto argue that God wants babies to die.
1. Given that God has designed a system where the majority of fertilised embryos don't make it, I assume he's ok with that.
2. the word natural that I've underlined is one you've stuck into a sentence where it doesn't fit in order to try and prove that it can be used in the way you want. God doesn't have a 'natural' design in any meaningful sense; one has to stretch the meaning of the word to make the sentence make sense.
Whether Christ was telling the truth or lying is not irrelevent.
I thought God's word had holes, so how does it support your argument?
I didn't say it did have holes, I said it could have [without it damaging my faith]. But that's beside the point - I presume
you are not disputing that Christ said that, so
you have to deal with its implications. If Christ said that (I believe he did, and I presume you do as well), then it must be true, and if it is true then all his laws
must be inferrable from the Great Commandments alone. If they can't be, then Christ never said that or Christ was wrong or Christ is a liar. I don't believe any of those three, do you?
Can be as objective as possible,
I would hardly call ignoring one of Christ's most revolutionary statements "being objective".
Are you saying that all interpretations are of equal value?
No.
I'm less likely than you are because of my methodology
At the moment your methodology seems to be "ignoring all the difficult stuff Christ said in favour of trying to pick out a new Law from circumstantial evidence". Hardly one likely to arrive at the truth.
Something can be all true, partly true, or completely untrue. Even a single piece of text can be true in one sense and not in another. "It's either all true or all false" is so clearly untrue as to be laughable; almost every text ever written is partially true and partially false. What it really means is "I want it to be all true, so I will deny any other possibility".
You may think that, but you are wrong. Please stop bearing false witness, or prove your claim (which you cannot do without being able to read my mind to determine my motives).