Jesus might have been homosexual, says the first openly gay bishop

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Lisa N:
Well what do you expect from this Bishop. He is desperate to justify his aberrant behavior as “christly.” As Ghosty said the Episcopalians will reap what they have sown here. It’s very very sad that a great church will be split if not destroyed because of the worship of genital activity.

Lisa N
All heresy begins below the belt.
 
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Werner:
Have to say it again.
Could somebody please show me where the good bishop said that Jesus might have been homosexual?
Or did nobody besides me read that article?
I cannot find where the bishop said that, but as English isn’t my natural language maybe i i overread it.
Please, if somebody has read the article, please show me!

Werner
From the article:
Bishop Robinson, whose consecration in 2003 triggered a schism between evangelicals and liberals in the worldwide Anglican Communion, was giving an address entitled "Homosexuality and the Body of Christ: Is There a New Way?"
In answer to a question from the congregation about how the acceptance of homosexuality could be squared with the scriptural emphasis on redemption for sins, the Bishop replied: "Interestingly enough, in this day of traditional family values, this man that we follow was single, as far as we know, travelled with a bunch of men, had a disciple who was known as ‘the one whom Jesus loved’ and said my family is not my mother and father, my family is those who do the will of God. None of us likes those harsh words. That’s who Jesus is, that’s who he was at heart, in his earthly life.

''Those who would posit the nuclear family as the be all and end all of God’s creation probably don’t find that much in the gospels to support it," he said.
You’re right, he didn’t state that Jesus was gay. Given the title of his speech, what do you think he was suggesting? Hmmm?

Peace

Tim
 
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Orogeny:
From the article:

You’re right, he didn’t state that Jesus was gay. Given the title of his speech, what do you think he was suggesting? Hmmm?

Peace

Tim
Can’t you see the “hate” in this “bishop’s” tone?
 
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Orogeny:
From the article:

You’re right, he didn’t state that Jesus was gay. Given the title of his speech, what do you think he was suggesting? Hmmm?

Peace

Tim
Well, from what i see in the article the bishop said that Jesus dind’t live the traditional family lifestyle.

But most Catholic priests don’t either because of celibacy.
Does that mean they are all supposedly gay?
I don’t think so.

So why should somebody think that Jesus was a homosexual just because he didn’t live the traditional family lifestyle?

I still don’t get it!

Maybe some fine nuances in the English language i don’t get.

Just because a homosexual bishop says truthfully that Jesus didn’t live the traditional family lifestyle for me doesn’t sound like “Jesus was a homosexual”

Maybe you all hear what you want to hear? Not sure.

Werner
 
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Werner:
Well, from what i see in the article the bishop said that Jesus dind’t live the traditional family lifestyle.

But most Catholic priests don’t either because of celibacy.
Does that mean they are all supposedly gay?
I don’t think so.

So why should somebody think that Jesus was a homosexual just because he didn’t live the traditional family lifestyle?

I still don’t get it!

Maybe some fine nuances in the English language i don’t get.

Just because a homosexual bishop says truthfully that Jesus didn’t live the traditional family lifestyle for me doesn’t sound like “Jesus was a homosexual”

Maybe you all hear what you want to hear? Not sure.

Werner
In America the thrust has been that there are other healthy and acceptable alternatives to the 'traditional" vocations.
 
Dj Roy Albert:
Ask a Black Supremist & he’ll say tha Jesus was black.
Well, Jesus was black. Not African black, but he certainly was not white.
 
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Werner:
Well, from what i see in the article the bishop said that Jesus dind’t live the traditional family lifestyle.
He wasn’t giving a speech on traditional family lifestyles nor was he responding to a question regarding traditional family lifestyles.
But most Catholic priests don’t either because of celibacy.
Does that mean they are all supposedly gay?
I don’t think so.
He wasn’t giving a speech on celibacy of Catholic priests nor was he responding to a question regarding celibacy of Catholic priests.
So why should somebody think that Jesus was a homosexual just because he didn’t live the traditional family lifestyle?
That was his answer given to a question from the congregation about how the acceptance of homosexuality could be squared with the scriptural emphasis on redemption for sins. And this was during a question and answer session following a speech he made titled “Homosexuality and the Body of Christ: Is There a New Way?” . Perhaps your question should be to the bishop, not me.
Just because a homosexual bishop says truthfully that Jesus didn’t live the traditional family lifestyle for me doesn’t sound like “Jesus was a homosexual”

Maybe you all hear what you want to hear? Not sure.

Werner
Perhaps YOU are not hearing what YOU don’t want to hear.

Peace

Tim
 
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buffalo:
Did you see Him?
No, I did not. However, I have read information about the indigenous during that time period in that geographical location. According to history they were not white. What does it really matter what color of skin Jesus had anyways? I was only stating a historic fact, but you act as if the revelation that Jesus was not white would matter to you…
 
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Mac6yver:
No, I did not. However, I have read information about the indigenous during that time period in that geographical location. According to history they were not white. What does it really matter what color of skin Jesus had anyways? I was only stating a historic fact, but you act as if the revelation that Jesus was not white would matter to you…
You brought it up. Now you are instigating.
 
Actually, this brought it up:
Ask a Black Supremist & he’ll say tha Jesus was black.
I was simply pointing out that in fact Jesus was of color.
 
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Mac6yver:
Actually, this brought it up:

I was simply pointing out that in fact Jesus was of color.
I know you were responding to that but the original poster’s intent was to point out that how you view yourself often skews your perception of truth, whom many of us consider personified in Jesus Christ. I don’t think he/she was making a statement one way or the other about Jesus’ ethnicity.

I take back the “instigating” part. You just read it in a different way.
 
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Werner:
Well, from what i see in the article the bishop said that Jesus dind’t live the traditional family lifestyle.

But most Catholic priests don’t either because of celibacy.
Does that mean they are all supposedly gay?
I don’t think so.

So why should somebody think that Jesus was a homosexual just because he didn’t live the traditional family lifestyle?

I still don’t get it!

Maybe some fine nuances in the English language i don’t get.

Just because a homosexual bishop says truthfully that Jesus didn’t live the traditional family lifestyle for me doesn’t sound like “Jesus was a homosexual”

Maybe you all hear what you want to hear? Not sure.

Werner
He used these example of Jesus loving John etc etc. A while back there were attempts to historically revision the Bible passages and reinterpret them from Sodom and Gomorrah down to the Acts in an attempt to show that:
  1. Jesus was a homosexual
  2. God doen’t condemn homosexuality, only homosexual prostitution.
  3. THe greek/hebrew don’t really mean homosexual etc. etc.
I searched those out and read a whole lot about them, and at first the pro-homosexual arguments sounded quite good.

However, I then looked for refutations by apologists, and when the apologists were through with the pro-gay interpretations, they exposed them as being completely contradictory in themselves and outright wrong. Anyone who would use those same arguments again would find themselves in a highly embarassing situation, because not only would they be shot down, but it would expose their utter lack of comprehension and understanding of the ANE period and biblical criticism.

The fact that this gay anglican bishop stated these same examples is proof that he was trying to suggest Jesus was gay. It’s no mistake nor coincidence. You can still find pro-gay anti-christian sites carrying these long refuted arguments. Not surprising since many atheists sites continue to carry Bible ‘contradictions’ that have all long been dealt with. For people who care so much about mankind ‘progressing’ out of religion, they show a strange lack of enthusiasm to update themselves.:tsktsk:
 
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Brad:
I know you were responding to that but the original poster’s intent was to point out that how you view yourself often skews your perception of truth, whom many of us consider personified in Jesus Christ. I don’t think he/she was making a statement one way or the other about Jesus’ ethnicity.

I take back the “instigating” part. You just read it in a different way.
I apologize if I was mistaken. I thought the person was implying that the traditional portrayal of Jesus being white was the correct one. If someone thought that I would not blame them, that is the image they have to go by. It is rare that people point out that Jesus was not white.
 
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Mac6yver:
I apologize if I was mistaken. I thought the person was implying that the traditional portrayal of Jesus being white was the correct one. If someone thought that I would not blame them, that is the image they have to go by. It is rare that people point out that Jesus was not white.
No harm done.
 
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Mac6yver:
Well, Jesus was black. Not African black, but he certainly was not white.
This just can’t stand, Jesus was not black, he was not African, he was not European, Jesus was Hebrew.
 
I can’t see where he said Jesus was a homosexual either. Seems like a tempest in an teapot.
 
JS and Werner, you need to read in context, which has been provided multiple times in this thread by Orogeny.

Perhaps you enjoy being purposefully obtuse. Did the Soviet Union explicitly state that their goal was the destruction of the Western democracies? Not in so many words. but Lenin’s philosophy made it clear that was the goal, and made USSR’s actions much more inimicable.

Werner might (MIGHT) be able to claim an inability to understand nuances in English on his own. But at this point, it should be clear -given the context- that Robinson is attempting to insinuate that Jesus was gay.
 
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