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The following post is intended to inform you about some latest developments in the field of Bible Studies. It is not recommended that it be read by any person whose Salvation® is not secured by our Pastors.
As told by Professor White in this excellent post:
there are ways to be gay that could be safe in Judgement day. Following that line of thinking, let's analyze if ALWAYS being gay is a sin, or there are ways of gayettism that God could let go unpunished.
First, let's analyze Corinthians:
Ok, so this says effeminate or abusers of themselves with mankind are out of Heaven.
What's an effeminate?
So you can still be a manly man, go hunting, have kids, and have casual sex with some male friends: still not forbiden by the Bible.
What's an abuser?
So as long as there is some degree of care, but not so much that you enter in womanly emotions, well, you can still have some bro sex.
But there is a key to have in mind, and this is in the Old Testament:
The key are the words "also" and "as".
1) If you only have sex with mankind, and not with a woman, then there is no "also" and you are on the safer side.
2) If you lie with mankind in different ways (e.g. receiving and not giving) than with woman, then there is no "as"
Summing up:
a) You have to be manly.
b) Be careful with your partner
c) Don't do the same things you do with woman, or don't have any sex with woman at all. Remember to keep manly habits (sports, ESPN, hunting).
It is safer to not have gay sex at all, of course, and this is only a theoretical study. Don't go telling everyone you are "gay" (YOU ARE NOT!) and forget about pride and all that stuff. That way you are going to Hell. Be manly. Remember: be manly. Manly, manly, man.
As told by Professor White in this excellent post:
Originally posted by Elmer G. White
Gay Oral Sex May Be Safe if You Keep the Invading Penis in Your Mouth until You Die!
there are ways to be gay that could be safe in Judgement day. Following that line of thinking, let's analyze if ALWAYS being gay is a sin, or there are ways of gayettism that God could let go unpunished.
First, let's analyze Corinthians:
Originally posted by God, Jesus and King James V
What's an effeminate?
Originally posted by Some Dictionary
So you can still be a manly man, go hunting, have kids, and have casual sex with some male friends: still not forbiden by the Bible.
What's an abuser?
Originally posted by Some Dictionary
So as long as there is some degree of care, but not so much that you enter in womanly emotions, well, you can still have some bro sex.
But there is a key to have in mind, and this is in the Old Testament:
Originally posted by God and the Holy Ghost
The key are the words "also" and "as".
1) If you only have sex with mankind, and not with a woman, then there is no "also" and you are on the safer side.
2) If you lie with mankind in different ways (e.g. receiving and not giving) than with woman, then there is no "as"
Summing up:
a) You have to be manly.
b) Be careful with your partner
c) Don't do the same things you do with woman, or don't have any sex with woman at all. Remember to keep manly habits (sports, ESPN, hunting).
It is safer to not have gay sex at all, of course, and this is only a theoretical study. Don't go telling everyone you are "gay" (YOU ARE NOT!) and forget about pride and all that stuff. That way you are going to Hell. Be manly. Remember: be manly. Manly, manly, man.
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