The Bible, homosexuality, and shellfish: Why the moral law lasts forever and dietary laws don't

[Michie]

*You are in the Catholic forum*

"Your Bible supports slavery, how can a Christian be pro-life?" Have you ever heard this argument?

Or how about this one? "So what if the Bible says homisexuality is a terrible sin? It also says you should be stoned for eating shellfish and touching a pigskin and wearing clothing of different materials."

What do you say to this? These are pretty easy arguments to destroy, but how?

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The Bible, Homosexuality, and Shellfish: Why the Moral Law Lasts Forever and Dietary Laws Don't

 

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