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Romans 1:18 & ff is about the natural law, which is so obvious that even the barbarians have no excuse for their indulgence in “unnatural acts.” As in the OT, Paul makes the age-old connection between idolatry and sexual license.i brought it up because romans 1:26-27 brought it up…truly you do have a witness…but im not clear on how it correlates to the shame based lust ridden relationships of romans1. but that is merely my interpretation. what is your understanding of romans 1:26-27.
I am not sure what you are really asking here. Just because I know and socialize with homosexuals who are “nice” doesn’t really have much to do with the issue. I know people who are cohabiting with people they are not married to. They’re “nice” people also. That’s really not the point.
What always puzzles me is that people want to change the content of the faith. In my sinful past, I realized how futile, how childish it would be to rewrite the contract, to create a god modeled after my own childish imagination. I never thought God should be a Democrat, or a Royalist, or a homosexual, or a liberated woman, or an Englishman or a revolutionary . . . Nor did I think God should rewrite the commandments to make life easier for me. A faith that would be made to my measure would not be much of a faith.
Although when we come to Christ with the assent of faith, it is remarkable how much better the garment begins to fit.