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Taking lessons in Biblical theology from someone like Savage is like taking lessons in the physiology and psychology of blacks from a KKK member.[/quote]
Having to have pointed glaring hypocrisy pointed out by him if you are a self professed Christian is without any doubt something to be deeply ashamed of.
Of course, one can always run away.
At least they did it in quiet dignity instead of sticking their fingers in their ear and singing their favorite psalm. [/quote]
I listened to the first couple of minutes, and after about the 100th made up, erroneous “fact” about the Bible, I turned it off. [/quote]
Well, if one has to draw the Bible into a discussion it helps having read it, cliffnotes sometimes will not do.
The fact remains that a women wearing clothes made out of two fibers, someone who has mouthed off to his or her parents or anyone who has touched a pig skin on Sabbath has no business lecturing gays about the finer details of Leviticus or Deuteronomy.[/quote]
And you just proved beyond a shadow of a doubt you know nothing about the Bible or old testament law.
And I have read the Bible.[/quote]
Not to mention the total lack of rationality relating a moral teaching to ability to and duty lecture. Much the way whatshisface equates (without logical connection) a teaching about the right or wrong of a personal action to bullying others.[/quote]
Well, what is wrong with pointing that anyone has the ability to mouth off to his parents and the duty not to and that they oughta be stoned if they slip on the straight and narrow?
Everyone has the ability to wear clothes made of one fabric and the moral duty to do so, what is wrong with pointing out that these harlots failing to do so need some serious stoning?
If they are that concerned about this whole stuff, they should not annoy other people in public but get some wool and start knitting. [/quote]
Because stating that homosexuality is immoral, and advocating for bullying homosexuals are entirely different things.
If you are a capitalist and you advocate not forcing people to do charity work (entitlements) that means you are in favor of having the poor starve to death.
I believe drug addiction is bad, but I’m against it being a crime and I’m certainly not in favor of bullying kids over it. If you are against imprisoning drug addicts, that means you support getting people addicted to drugs?
This of course ignores the totality of Christian teachings. When you add together commandments to love sinners, and get the plank out of your eye, and be perfect, the things you are accusing Christian teaching of provoking are expressly forbidden. Much the way quoting individual words out of context and order can subvert meaning.
It is the easiest thing to look through extensive written belief and make outlandish criticisms. You can do it of any codified belief in the world. You could do it to Buda or Gandhi. It is much more difficult to address the entirety of a system of belief. I have only ever heard the first way from critics of Christianity.
What you are doing requires little intelligence and almost no knowledge of the subject.