‘Disciples of Paul’, perhaps. The Christ, as far as I can recall, taught nothing on the subject, and the Levitic Law was replaced with Jesus’ two commandments.
The above is every bit as ridiculous as wondering about the sexual preferences of Teletubbies.
The Christ is God Incarnate. He is the same God who spoke to Moses and Paul, and He is the same God that unequivocally condemns homosexuality everywhere the subject comes up in Scripture. Oh, and to once again put to bed the lie that Falwell was somehow responsible for “outing” Tinky Winky, here’s an oldie but goodie from John Neuhaus:
If, as the current liberal line has it, conservatives are neo-Puritans, the Rev. Jerry Falwell is the witch-burning, gay-bashing genuine article without the prefix. Remember the media flurry over his allegedly having “outed” a cartoon character in a popular television show? Says the Rev. Falwell, “I have never watched the Teletubbies on television. Until the recent media explosion accusing me of ’outing’ Tinky Winky as being gay, I had never heard of this sweet-looking character. I certainly never criticized Tinky Winky in any way.” So what happened? A magazine of which Falwell is the publisher quoted, accurately, statements by
Time and
People magazines, as well as the
Washington Post, saying that Tinky Winky is a gay figure and represents the cultural mainlining of homosexuality. The same publications, plus many others, then had a journalistic picnic ridiculing the Rev. Falwell for saying that Tinky Winky is a gay figure representing the cultural mainlining of homosexuality, which of course he did not say. The charitable interpretation is that the editors of
Time,
People, the
Washington Post, et al. do not read their own publications, for which they may be readily forgiven. The reality is that, when it comes to bashing conservative Christians, the facts don’t matter. But then, you probably already knew that.-- Mark L. Chance.