southbeach1500 saidUndercoverMan saidI wonder how much of the Qur'an he has to ignore to justify adhering to Islam as a gay man?JackNNJ saidThe fringe things are no indication that Islam is changing in any way. It is still comprised of a billion bloodthirsty gutter savages. This will not change any time soon, and certainly not as a result of some tiny "progressive minded" flare-up within the religion.
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JackNNJ saidThe fringe things are no indication that Islam is changing in any way. It is still comprised of a billion bloodthirsty gutter savages. This will not change any time soon, and certainly not as a result of some tiny "progressive minded" flare-up within the religion.All it takes is one "flair up" to create a trend. That's exactly how Christianity went from radical to what it is today.
UndercoverMan saidI wonder how much of the Qur'an he has to ignore to justify adhering to Islam as a gay man?
paulflexes saidJackNNJ saidThe fringe things are no indication that Islam is changing in any way. It is still comprised of a billion bloodthirsty gutter savages. This will not change any time soon, and certainly not as a result of some tiny "progressive minded" flare-up within the religion.All it takes is one "flair up" to create a trend. That's exactly how Christianity went from radical to what it is today.
MrFuscle saidUndercoverMan saidI wonder how much of the Qur'an he has to ignore to justify adhering to Islam as a gay man?
Is Islam inherently more anti gay than christianity?
Radd saidMrFuscle saidUndercoverMan saidI wonder how much of the Qur'an he has to ignore to justify adhering to Islam as a gay man?
Is Islam inherently more anti gay than christianity?
Are you serious right now??? When was the last time you saw Christians throwing gay men off buildings to a crowd of enthusiastic supporters?
UndercoverMan said^It seems both books condemn homosexuality, so I'd say one religion is not inherently more anti gay than the other.
Radd saidUndercoverMan said^It seems both books condemn homosexuality, so I'd say one religion is not inherently more anti gay than the other.
Not correct. Jesus never said anything against homosexuality. Not only that but the Bible is quite clear that the New Testament overrides the Old Testament and homosexuality is not mentioned in the New Testament. The Koran, like the Bible also instructs us to follow the most recent scriptures. This is where the two books go in the exact opposite directions. The later scriptures of the Koran are the most violent and hate infused. It is quite clear that homosexuals should be put to death. Not only that, but if a man is raped by another man, he too is to be stoned to death. Effeminate men are also cursed in the Koran, even those
who do not have sex with men.
MrFuscle saidRadd saidUndercoverMan said^It seems both books condemn homosexuality, so I'd say one religion is not inherently more anti gay than the other.
Not correct. Jesus never said anything against homosexuality. Not only that but the Bible is quite clear that the New Testament overrides the Old Testament and homosexuality is not mentioned in the New Testament. The Koran, like the Bible also instructs us to follow the most recent scriptures. This is where the two books go in the exact opposite directions. The later scriptures of the Koran are the most violent and hate infused. It is quite clear that homosexuals should be put to death. Not only that, but if a man is raped by another man, he too is to be stoned to death. Effeminate men are also cursed in the Koran, even those
who do not have sex with men.
Try looking up Corinthians 6:9-10 as well as Timothy 1:8-11. Paul makes it clear that homosexuals and effeminate men will not go to heaven. While the New testament is not as violent as the Koran, condemning someone to hell for eternity for being gay is very anti homosexuality.
Radd saidMrFuscle saidRadd saidUndercoverMan said^It seems both books condemn homosexuality, so I'd say one religion is not inherently more anti gay than the other.
Not correct. Jesus never said anything against homosexuality. Not only that but the Bible is quite clear that the New Testament overrides the Old Testament and homosexuality is not mentioned in the New Testament. The Koran, like the Bible also instructs us to follow the most recent scriptures. This is where the two books go in the exact opposite directions. The later scriptures of the Koran are the most violent and hate infused. It is quite clear that homosexuals should be put to death. Not only that, but if a man is raped by another man, he too is to be stoned to death. Effeminate men are also cursed in the Koran, even those
who do not have sex with men.
Try looking up Corinthians 6:9-10 as well as Timothy 1:8-11. Paul makes it clear that homosexuals and effeminate men will not go to heaven. While the New testament is not as violent as the Koran, condemning someone to hell for eternity for being gay is very anti homosexuality.
Your question was: "Is Islam inherently more anti gay than christianity?"
So your question is not asking which is gay friendly but which is worse basically. And the Koran is vastly worse! The biblical scriptures you pointed out are written by Paul, not Jesus. However Mohamed declares that a man cannot even catch a glimpse of another man's buttocks or genitals and a man is forbidden from even sleeping in the same room as another man. And of course in practice, violent Christians are very rare, but murderous Islamics are not.
Radd saidUndercoverMan said^It seems both books condemn homosexuality, so I'd say one religion is not inherently more anti gay than the other.
Not correct. Jesus never said anything against homosexuality. Not only that but the Bible is quite clear that the New Testament overrides the Old Testament and homosexuality is not mentioned in the New Testament. The Koran, like the Bible also instructs us to follow the most recent scriptures. This is where the two books go in the exact opposite directions. The later scriptures of the Koran are the most violent and hate infused. It is quite clear that homosexuals should be put to death. Not only that, but if a man is raped by another man, he too is to be stoned to death. Effeminate men are also cursed in the Koran, even those who do not have sex with men.
Apparition saiddoes it matter which faerie tale is "better" for gays.
MrFuscle saidRadd saidUndercoverMan said^It seems both books condemn homosexuality, so I'd say one religion is not inherently more anti gay than the other.
Not correct. Jesus never said anything against homosexuality. Not only that but the Bible is quite clear that the New Testament overrides the Old Testament and homosexuality is not mentioned in the New Testament. The Koran, like the Bible also instructs us to follow the most recent scriptures. This is where the two books go in the exact opposite directions. The later scriptures of the Koran are the most violent and hate infused. It is quite clear that homosexuals should be put to death. Not only that, but if a man is raped by another man, he too is to be stoned to death. Effeminate men are also cursed in the Koran, even those
who do not have sex with men.
Try looking up Corinthians 6:9-10 as well as Timothy 1:8-11. Paul makes it clear that homosexuals and effeminate men will not go to heaven. While the New testament is not as violent as the Koran, condemning someone to hell for eternity for being gay is very anti homosexuality.
Sam27 saidBuddha saidNo Abrahamic religion can really ever justify homosexuality, but it's nice to see that they at least try. Maybe people who adhere to this branch of Abrahamic religion can at least find peace, but here's to hoping that we one day will rid the world of religion.
Buddha religion is the same?
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