I've got them all, thanks.
Like I said, none of them refer to loving monogamous homosexual relationships.
Let me know if you need anymore.

And that goes for everyone. I'll be happy to supply them.
They all refer to the plain sin of any homosexual activity.
NewGuy is right. It's still homosexual sex. Which,
duh!, is wrong. The Bible speaks so negatively about it anyway - why do you
have to read, "homosexuality is wrong" in plain terms or you won't believe it?
You obviously haven't even clicked on that link, so I'll explain it to you. Your post didn't make sense, because you presented two extremes as the only alternatives, without even realizing that there's a whole spectrum of possibilities between them. That's black and white thinking, also known as false dilemma, and it's a logical fallacy. That wikipedia article explains it, and you really should read it.
Black and White thinking is equal to what scholars call "absolute truth". You know, "
this" and nothing else. Oh, and guess what, The Bible is
filled with Absolute truth. Christianity is the main world religion that stresses that fact of absolute truth. That's a reason why we get picked on so much by the media and the like.
So... if Black and white thinking is a "logical fallacy"... What's that say about Absolute truth?
God's absolute truth. I'd hate to think that self-professing Christians believe that way. Please assure me this isn't true.
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They all refer to non-monogamous, none loving homosexual sex of a nature that was popular in those days.
Really? Leviticus 18:22 doesn't. It says, "Do not lie with a man as one lies with a woman". (Since the Bible was written primarily for men at this time, it makes complete and perfect sense.) It's referring to one man sleeping (a.k.a. having sex with) one man. 1 man+1 man=two homosexuals. (same with women) That should be
so simple.
But, of course, you'll say, "oh, no, that's
Jewish law! It doesn't apply anymore!"
I'd say, "Since it is referenced elsewhere in the NT testament, it still applies."
