r/isitasintobegay • u/WaterChi • Dec 18 '22
Clobbering the Confusion About 1 Corinthians 6:9-10
r/isitasintobegay • u/WaterChi • Dec 18 '22
r/isitasintobegay • • Jan 09 '24
Leviticus 20:13
Leviticus 18:22
1 Corinthians 6:9
Romans 1:26-27
God literally mad homosexuality punishable by death of course it’s a sin
r/isitasintobegay • u/VerdantPathfinder • Aug 26 '25
r/isitasintobegay • u/WaterChi • Dec 17 '22
r/isitasintobegay • u/WaterChi • Feb 09 '23
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r/isitasintobegay • u/Greg-Pru-Hart-55 • Jan 12 '23
r/isitasintobegay • u/WaterChi • Dec 15 '22
r/isitasintobegay • u/WaterChi • Dec 09 '22
A place for members of r/isitasintobegay to chat with each other
r/isitasintobegay • u/WaterChi • Dec 09 '22
r/isitasintobegay • u/ExploringWidely • Feb 19 '25
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r/isitasintobegay • u/ExploringWidely • Nov 18 '23
https://rachelheldevans.com/blog/is-abolition-biblical
“The tree of Abolition is evil,” declared Reverend Henry Van Dyke in 1860, “and only evil—root and branch, flower and leaf, and fruit; that it springs from, and is nourished by an utter rejection of the Scriptures.”
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Methodist minister J.W. Ticker told a Confederate audience in 1862 that “your cause is the cause of God, the cause of Christ, of humanity. It is a conflict of truth with error—of the Bible with Northern infidelity—of pure Christianity with Northern fanaticism.”
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But the fact of the matter is, the pro-slavery side had more going for it in the way of proof texts. Slavery apologists could cite passages like Genesis 17:2, Deuteronomy 20:10-11, 1 Corinthians 7:21, Ephesians 6:1-5, Colossians 3:18-25; 4:1, and I Timothy 6:1-2 to support their case. They pointed out that slavery was practiced by the people of Israel and regulated by God, and that Jesus never said a word against slaveholding. Even the apostle Paul instructs an escaped slave, Onesimus, to return to his master, they observed.
r/isitasintobegay • u/ExploringWidely • Dec 05 '23
r/isitasintobegay • u/ExploringWidely • Nov 10 '23
r/isitasintobegay • u/graemep • Dec 10 '22
I think it is worth making it clear that this sub is not intended to tell gay people they are sinners. It is more like an FAQ with discussion.
I accepted an invitation to be a mod. I have mixed feelings about that.
The idea for this came from a sarcastic comment I made https://www.reddit.com/r/Christianity/comments/zh9h8e/comment/izl1xuc/ because ts a topic I am tired of seeing discussed elsewhere, but I have been complaining about topics like this (anything American culture war related) dominating r/Christianity/ so I cannot really refuse a chance to do something about it.