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Inerrantists are My Brothers and Sisters in Jesus—Not My Enemies
I do not believe in biblical inerrancy. I think inerrancy is a very harmful belief, and I often demonstrate the errors of the assumption, or presupposition, of inerrancy. Of course, I get a lot of push-back from inerrantists and (though … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, fear, hell, inerrancy, Jesus, legalism, love
Tagged angry God, enemy, homosexuality, John 13, LGBT, proof-texting, sexual abuse, spousal abuse
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Belief in Biblical Inerrancy Must be the Second Most Damaging, Misguided Christian Belief of All
Earlier we discussed that Angry God is a foundational harmful belief because it gives rise to other misguided, harmful beliefs. We can say the same about Inerrancy and for the same reason. In fact, the two are closely connected. Inerrancy leads … Continue reading
Posted in atonement, Bible, creationism, dispensationalism, evolution, fear, gays, God, hell, inerrancy, Jesus, legalism, love, Old Testament, Satan
Tagged angry God, Demons, LGBT, patriarchy, Penal Substitution, proof-texting, Rapture, YEC
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Letter to an Anti-Gay Relative
A person recently asked for sample letters to convince an anti-gay Christian that they were wrong. I don’t think that is likely to help, so I submitted this… Dear Uncle Luke, I think you know you are very special and … Continue reading
Posted in alienation, behavior, gays, Jesus
Tagged clobber passages, Justin Lee, LGBT, Matthew Vines, Mel White, Troy Perry
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Evolution and Homophobia: How We Are ‘Created’ LGBT and Straight
Do you remember the TV comedy, Maude? The December 3, 1977 episode was ‘The Gay Bar’, in which a very conservative acquaintance told Maude that, ‘If God wanted gay people he wouldn’t have created Adam and Eve, he’d have created … Continue reading
Posted in creationism, evolution, gays
Tagged Adam and Eve, Adam and Steve, Genesis 2-3, Genesis 9, Jerry Falwell, LGBT, Psalm 139
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Christian LGBT Support Resources
I consider Justin Lee, of the Gay Christian Network, to be one of the most important leaders for explaining and defending LGBT Christians and promoting their acceptance by other believers. And he does it all with kindness and a heart … Continue reading
Posted in favorite blogs, gays
Tagged Gay Christian Network, Gay resourses, Justin Lee, LGBT
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Gays and the Inclusiveness of Jesus
When I began to consider whether God accepted gays, I started studying. One advocate stated definitively that Jesus himself accepted gays. This was very encouraging and I listened eagerly for the evidence because I couldn’t think of any scriptures to … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, gays, Jesus, Pharisees, sinners, the invitation
Tagged 1 Samuel 18, homosexuality, LGBT, Luke 11, Luke 5, Luke 7, Matthew 11
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