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You don't seem to be following the conversation. The question here was about men who are effeminate but NOT homosexual.

And I don't think the English translation is important at all. Paul didn't speak English. Figure out what the Greek word meant... G3120 metaph. in a bad sense effeminate of a catamite of a boy kept for homosexual relations with a man of a male who submits his body to unnatural lewdness of...

He's clearly senile at this point. Joe's not making decisions... ...but whoever has been making decisions 'for Joe' is probably controlling a potential Kamala presidency... lawd nose she ain' cap'ble.

Correlation is not causation. Many men are effiminate in their mannerisms without becoming homosexual. I have a cousin like that... got a wife and 2 kids, but you'd swear he was just one of the girls by talking to 'im.

We don't exactly seem to be manufacturing and worshiping idols at the rate the ancients did... ...but I suppose homosexuality was a bigger problem to the Romans than to us?

Depends... are they effiminate? :sweatsmile:

...except that isn't the meaning of the Greek word translated 'effiminate' in the KJV. Blame the translator?

The Israelite King Solomon wrote 2 books of the Bible - Proverbs and Ecclesiastes - and 2 of the Psalms (#72 & #127). But the Bible says that for much of his life, Solomon was apostate. He isn't reckoned among the good king, but the bad ones. Proverbs is written by Solomon during a period...

You're not the devil. But when you accuse others falsely, you act like him. John 8:44

They look a bit like my snail-vines. Do the flowers bloom more than that? Snail-vines have purple-white flowers, but they bloom out like...

They gonna let RFK debate this time?

The psychology is interesting... although psychology isn't the right word. It's physiology. Prior to birth, the brains of male fetuses are exposed to the hormone progesterone in a way that female's brains are not. It causes a physical change to how the two halves of the brain communicate...

You're still making stuff up, so that you can level an accusation... that is what an accuser does, after all. James 4:7 says "Resist the accuser."

What bad behavior? Anyone can click on my name, read my posts, and see that this is simply false. Why do you make things up about people?

His natural father died when he was a toddler. I don't know that he has any memories of the man. I met his mom when he was 5, we started dating a year later, and he was about 7 when we married. It's hard to imagine the problem originating with some sin when he was so small.

It isn't that easy. Let me pull back the curtain... I have a step-son who is gay. And to be honest, I knew this was likely the case well before he did - from the time he was about 10 years old, before he was even aware of being sexually attracted to anyone. While he lived at my house, we had...

Interacting with you is a drag. It seems to me that your whole purpose for being here is to talk down on people. Does that make you feel smart? important? Why ARE you like this?

You said something similar to me in another thread... why is a sense of humor a bad thing? Also, Jesus tells a joke in the passage you're discussing. Maybe you SHOULD be laughing.

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Building your entire theology on a Greek preposition seems like a bad idea. Greek prepositions are notoriously vague and overloaded in meaning.