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Some people claim that apostle Paul in the letter to Romans brought forth heathens licentious homosexual acts, but didn't condemn caring and responsible gay relationships. This is a false claim. Ro
1: In the letter to Romans apostle Paul teaches that some females have changed natural sexuality to unnatural sex, in which females have sex with other females (lesbianism), which is a sin. Apostle Paul also teaches that some males forsook natural sex with females and practiced sex with other males (homosexuality), which is a sin. Apostle Paul condemned homosexuality as a sin. In the question was changing natural sex orientation to unnatural sex (homosexuality). Apostle Paul wrote very clearly that homosexuality (men having sex with other men; women having sex with other women) is a sin. Ro 1:27 is the word error, which is in Greek plane, which means error, to deceive, deceit, one led astray from the right way, error which shows itself in action, a wrong mode of acting. In this place, the Bible in the New Testament shows very clearly that same-gender sex is a sin and aberration from the right way. Apostle Paul taught very clearly that homosexuality is unnatural sin. The message is very clear that the Bible in the New Testament condemns same-gender sex. Homosexual orientation is not congenital, people haven't borne with it, but choose it as the choice of a sin. The reason in what way people choose homosexuality are, for example, the distant and cold relation to parents, a man sexually abusing a boy, a woman sexually abusing a girl, negative experiences and ill-usage by opposite gender. 1 Cor 7:2 Nevertheless, to avoid fornication, let every man have his own wife, and let every woman have her own husband. The Bible in the New Testament teaches that avoiding fornication means that every man must have his own wife and every woman must have her own husband. From this place, we also see that the will of God is not homosexual relations.
The whole article is in my site:
The Bible and
homosexuality Petri Paavola from Finland 2010
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