slowmutant wrote:
That passage from Leviticus is meant to condemn the sin, but never the sinner. In this case, the physical act of buggery is a sin and thus condemned. Those who practise buggery are not condemned on account of who they are as human beings.
Is this so hard to understand???
I didn't think Christians looked to Leviticus to prescribe their behavior. To argue against homosexuality, better sources would be 1 Corinthians, or at the very least Romans.