[Liz]

Fundamentalism is an ironic term this group has chosen for itself, as the fundamental precept of Christianity is unconditional love and forgiveness, rather than judgment. The reason their argument sounds weak in regard to homosexuality is that from a Biblical perspective, it is. Homosexuality is mentioned only three times in the Bible. First, when Moses brought the people of Israel out of Egyptian bondage, he gave a series of commandments. Somewhere between his rather graphic and severe condemnations of drinking blood and sex with animals, Moses mentioned that men should not have sex with other men as women. It is important to note that many cultures have considered it the right of the master to rape his slaves. Then, when God sent angels to Soddem, the men of the town tried to rape the angels. That town was then destroyed, but God had already decided to do that. In the New Testament. It seems to me that a more correct interpretation is that casual sex, and most especially rape, are the sins God is trying to forbid. Homosexuality may or may not be in and of itself wrong, the Bible is not that clear.

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Name : Liz, Gender : F, Race : White/Caucasian, Age : 25, City : Atlanta, State : GA, Country : United States, Occupation : Homemaker, Education level : 2 Years of College, Social class : Upper middle class, 

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