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why do "Christians " abhor homosexuality because the Bible condemns but most are ok with divorce and remarry when the Bible says it adultery
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Eating shellfish is also characterized by the Bible as an abomination, so technically speaking Christians who eat lobster, crab, shrimp, clams, mussels, etc are just as revolting to God as homosexuals.
But yeah, the short answer to your question is because they are hypocrites.
Jesus had a lot of bad things to say about hypocrites, didn't he?
Breaking God's laws, AND being hypocrites about it?
Let's hope the Holy Ghost is on your side Christians, because the Father and the Son probably aren't very fond of you...
But then, really, most of their 'faith' actually revolves around their own egos, so the idea that God might not want them in Heaven is simply out of the question.
How DARE he not reward you for going to church every Sunday and paying him lip service amirite?
Quoting: CleverMoniker 1692254 Bzzzzz wrong again....Jesus said it mattered not what you feed your body as it goes in one end and comes out the other, but rather what you feed your heart and soul that matters because it stays in your heart and soul. This discussion has already played out. You can swap out the 'eating' rules in my above post for any of the other things God finds to be an abomination in the Old Testament, wearing clothes of mixed fabrics, planting different types of seeds next to each other, sitting on the same sofa as a woman on her period, shaving, etc. The point ultimately is, the Bible doesn't grade sin on a scale, sin is sin, and the sins you commit are every bit as bad as homosexuality, and wherever they end up when they die, so too shall you. They may even have a better chance than you, because at least some of them may feel shame on some level. Are you ashamed of wearing your 50% cotton, 50% polyester shirt? Probably not.
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