Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe it's a biblical story about two cities (Sodom and Gomorrah) that were destroyed by God, one of the theories is that He did that because some of the inhabitants were homosexual.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe it's a biblical story about two cities (Sodom and Gomorrah) that were destroyed by God, one of the theories is that He did that because some of the inhabitants were homosexual.
I know, I wanted to hear Jane's interpretation. Ridiculous story by the way.
I know, I wanted to hear Jane's interpretation. Ridiculous story by the way.
I think everyone's allowed to believe whatever he wants, but yeah... I think we must realize that the Old Testament was written in a time when we didn't have any knowledge yet about what causes earthquakes, hurricans, thunder, lightning, floods, volcano eruptions, solar eclipses... I think that a lot of things that were seen as miracles 2000-3000 years ago could easily be explained nowadays... Again, not telling anyone what or what not to believe, I just think everyone should keep an open and critical mind... Consider all the options... And don't just blindly accept anything just because it's been passed on for generations.
I will... As soon as someone can prove to me that it really is God's word...
Dude, that's why the call it faith. And more power to those who have it. But it seems we're still missing the point about the Old Testament in relation to The New Testament. But oh well. One does try.
Again, not telling anyone what or what not to believe, I just think everyone should keep an open and critical mind... Consider all the options... And don't just blindly accept anything just because it's been passed on for generations.
I'll second that: but I think the effect of most systems of religious beliefs- and religious texts- has been to shut down precisely that approach.