What is 'Gay Christianity'?
By M.D. Perkins - Posted at The Aquila Report:
The book Dangerous Affirmation is intended to serve as an introduction, rebuttal, and warning. It was written to help the average person in the pew to understand what is being argued by major āgay Christianā thinkers and to respond to it biblically. Although the Bible is the primary focus, I did not shy away from discussing controversial topics like homophobia, LGBT suicide rates, conversion therapy laws, and the rise of āgay celibate Christianity.ā Truth demands proper application to every aspect of our life and society.- Jesus never mentioned homosexuality even once.
- The story of Sodom and Gomorrah is about inhospitality and greed, not homosexuality.
- If the Bible were written today, it would be gay-affirming.
- The Bible doesnāt say anything about sexual orientation.
- Christians hate gay people and need to change their theology to be more loving.
If youāve heard one or more of these statements beforeāwhether on social media, in conversation with a family member, or even promoted by a supposedly Christian pastorāyou have just encountered one of the many influences of āgay Christianity.ā
Throughout two thousand years of church history, Christians have understoodāand Christian churches have taughtāthat homosexuality is a sin. It is āagainst natureā (Romans 1:26ā27). It is an āabominationā (Leviticus 18:22, 20:13). It can be described as āvile affectionsā or ādishonorable passionsā (Romans 1:26). It is not Godās design for marriage or family (Genesis 2:18ā25). It is something that God does not bless, nor can He because it is defiantly against His revealed will (1 Corinthians 6:9ā10). And because it is against Godās will and design, to embrace and celebrate homosexuality is to evoke Godās judgmentāas an individual, church, or nation (Genesis 19:1ā29). Since Christianity took root in the West, the Bibleās teaching against homosexuality has defined public policy and social attitudes in Europe and America.
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