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Pro-homosex polemicists have responded to this problem by asserting the injunctions against homosex are culture or contextually bound and do not apply today, and or that the Bible is not inspired of God and provides no transcendent universal sexual ethic. In addition, advocates of homosex often propose or assert that homosexuality or perhaps [[same-sex marriage]] can be seen in many close relationships between heterosexual persons in the Bible. This article deals with the phenomenon of pro-homosex polemics in the light of traditional/historical Biblical [[exegesis]].
 
Pro-homosex polemicists have responded to this problem by asserting the injunctions against homosex are culture or contextually bound and do not apply today, and or that the Bible is not inspired of God and provides no transcendent universal sexual ethic. In addition, advocates of homosex often propose or assert that homosexuality or perhaps [[same-sex marriage]] can be seen in many close relationships between heterosexual persons in the Bible. This article deals with the phenomenon of pro-homosex polemics in the light of traditional/historical Biblical [[exegesis]].
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Those within the former camp typically see the attempts by pro-homosex polemicists as unwarranted, "revolutionary and revisionist",<ref> James B. De Young, Homosexuality p. 135</ref> being a manifestation of the efforts made from the beginning (Gn. 3:1-5) to both negate what God has commanded in the [[Bible]], as well as to otherwise drastically misconstrue it's meanings, often by sophisticated forms of sophistry. Those within the latter camp often charge the former with ignorance, and or being motivated by [[homophobia]].<ref>Richard Hasbany, Homosexuality and Religion</ref>   
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Those within the former camp see the attempts by pro-homosex polemicists as unwarranted, "revolutionary and revisionist",<ref> James B. De Young, Homosexuality p. 135</ref> with homsexuality misinterpretations being a manifestation of the efforts made from the beginning (Gn. 3:1-5) to both negate what God has commanded in the [[Bible]], as well as to otherwise drastically misconstrue it's meanings, often by sophisticated forms of sophistry. Those within the latter camp often charge the former with ignorance, and or being motivated by [[homophobia]].<ref>Richard Hasbany, Homosexuality and Religion</ref>   
    
== Interpretive Foundation ==
 
== Interpretive Foundation ==
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