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| | #*The Bible's stance on homosexuality isn't a very clear one | | #*The Bible's stance on homosexuality isn't a very clear one |
| | #**the Old Testament considers it an abomination | | #**the Old Testament considers it an abomination |
| − | #We need to keep the 10 commandments, as they help live a Christ-like life | + | #We need to keep the [[Ten Commandments]], as they help live a Christ-like life |
| | #Old Testament prohibitions can be ignored, because | | #Old Testament prohibitions can be ignored, because |
| | ##it says quite a few things are abominations or illegal that we consider okay today. | | ##it says quite a few things are abominations or illegal that we consider okay today. |
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| | #the immediate intent of same-sex "marriage" agitation is to remove the stigma of being called a "fornicator" | | #the immediate intent of same-sex "marriage" agitation is to remove the stigma of being called a "fornicator" |
| | #Same-sex "marriage" adopts the form of [[marriage]] for the supposed purpose of destroying the sanctity of marriage and justifying homosexuality. | | #Same-sex "marriage" adopts the form of [[marriage]] for the supposed purpose of destroying the sanctity of marriage and justifying homosexuality. |
| − | #Nothing from the old testament is nullified unless it is nullified explicitly in the new testament | + | #Nothing from the Old Testament is nullified unless it is nullified explicitly in the New Testament |
| − | #The new testament is hostile to homosexuality. | + | #The New Testament is hostile to homosexuality. |