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What itching ears want to hear, but no interest in truth.
Despite the fact there is 200 pages in this book is irrelevant. The argument can be summed up in one paragraph. The author feels that sexual orientation did not exist outside of this century, only sexual preference. Essentially committed gay relationships were not a thing. Therefore, the bible's prohibition of homosexuality does not address sexual orientation. Since it doesn't the author points to the pain caused by not accepting sexual orientation as proof that we should. It was an interesting although sadly humorous read for someone that was truly looking for hard bible study and evidence to reconcile the bible to the current trends. If it exists. It doesn't exist in this book.
Despite the fact there is 200 pages in this book is irrelevant. The argument can be summed up in one paragraph. The author feels that sexual orientation did not exist outside of this century, only sexual preference. Essentially committed gay relationships were not a thing. Therefore, the bible's prohibition of homosexuality does not address sexual orientation. Since it doesn't the author points to the pain caused by not accepting sexual orientation as proof that we should. It was an interesting although sadly humorous read for someone that was truly looking for hard bible study and evidence to reconcile the bible to the current trends. If it exists. It doesn't exist in this book.