What scripture might this be?Including Saint Thomas’ ?
jomoco
What scripture might this be?Including Saint Thomas’ ?
jomoco
ALL Scripture is inspired by God.
:ehh:Including Saint Thomas’ ?
jomoco
“oh, those best qualities of humanity you talk about aren’t a simple matter of genetics…. Love, conscience, compassion. They’re attributes that mankind’s that have developed over the centuries. They pass from one generation to the next, taught by parents to their children, creating a new kind of Q is a noble kind of idea, but impregnating someone and walking away…"
Kind of interesting to hear this coming from a science fiction character that does not give credence to a supernatural power. I’ve never seen a same sex relationship on these - shows in the form of humans at least.~ Katherine Janeway,
Captain, Commanding
Federation Intrepid Class Starship Voyager
The writings of St. Thomas is not Scripture.Including Saint Thomas’ ?
jomoco
It is a precept taught by Christ Himself.Where is the right to be accepted?
Nope. He never taught “acceptance” of sin. Never.It is a precept taught by Christ Himself.
Did He shun the leper, the prostitue or political prisoner?Nope. He never taught “acceptance” of sin. Never.
But the speaker in the passage in Ezekiel is God. In any case, you act as if the two are contradictory, when they are not. It is a false dichotomy. You say you are a Christian. Neither Catholics nor any other Christian denomination that I am aware of believe that Jesus contradicted any other biblical teaching.Ezekiel and Christ are distinctly separate individuals, with Christ’s precepts supreme.
jomoco
And Christ’s sayings and parables?But the speaker in the passage in Ezekiel is God. In any case, you act as if the two are contradictory, when they are not. It is a false dichotomy. You say you are a Christian. Neither Catholics nor any other Christian denomination that I am aware of believe that Jesus contradicted any other biblical teaching.
Absolutely not, and this is the difference between judging others and not. Jesus did not shun prostitutes, but neither did he use their services. He also had no problem telling one to go and sin no more.Did He shun the leper, the prostitue or political prisoner?
jomoco
Agree 100%As a Canadian what really burns me is the fact that, in my province at least, my PSA test, eye appointments, dentistry, etc are not covered. But I my tax dollars are paying to kill children via OHIP (Ontario’s health plan).
You seem to have trouble separating appropriate categories:Did He shun the leper, the prostitue or political prisoner?
Gay people are not asking you to use their services either. All they ask is the same equal rights that you enjoy, in not being shunned.Absolutely not, and this is the difference between judging others and not. Jesus did not shun prostitutes, but neither did he use their services. He also had no problem telling one to go and sin no more.
Christ shunned all sin.Did He shun the leper, the prostitue or political prisoner?
jomoco
There is no right ‘not to be shunned.’Gay people are not asking you to use their services either. All they ask is the same equal rights that you enjoy, in not being shunned.
jomoco
As I recall Jesus picked up a stone offering it the prostitute’s persecutors, asking which among them without sin will cast the first stone?Jesus forgave the prostitute and the adulterer when they repented. He did not advise a prostitute pride day or an adultery pride parade. Forgiveness of an activity does not constitute promotion of it or even legalization of it, as I think his hearers well understood…
Compassion is not forgivness.As I recall Jesus picked up a stone offering it the prostitute’s persecutors, asking which among them without sin will cast the first stone?
And as I recall His actions were not dependent on them repenting before receiving His compassion.
jomoco