Biblical Reason Against Homosexuality

The purpose of marriage is one. . . To have kids. That was the command to Adam and Eve. "Be fruitful and multiply. " This command is not for those who decide to be celibate. God did not tell Adam to be fruitful and multiply before Eve was made, But after. Therefore the purpose of marriage is to create a godly seed and ultimately, The Seed. So God created marriage for the purpose of multiplying and we know homosexual marriage cannot fulfill this commandment. Some one who decides to live a celibate life is from a choice to do so. We see this in the way that Paul says that it is good for man not to touch a woman. And he tells those who decide to be celibate that, "If they cannot contain, Let them marry. " So we see that this was a choice, Not just a gift. As for men and long hair the Bible not only says that it is unnatural, But also shameful. However, It does not say it is abominable as homosexuality. Now the Christians that think long hair is a cultural convention have to show me in Scripture why that is so. There was only one man in the Bible that had long hair. This was Samson, Who was a Nazarite for life, Yet if you see his life, It was one of disobedience the whole time and a false assumption that his hair gave him power when in fact it was God. Now the Christians who defend long hair say that it was because Christ was a Nazarite. However this statement is false because Christ was a Nazarene, Someone from Nazareth. A Nazarite was someone who was doing the Nazarite vows and one of the vows was to not cut your hair during the period of the vow. Only with Samson do we see anyone doing the vow for life and also Samson was the only one commanded to do it. However, We see Paul taking this vow in Acts. Yet, Before he took the vow he shaved his head so that by the time his vow was completed his hair would not have caused him shame. If I was someone smart I would not want to take the word of a Christian who says long hair is fine on men when he can't tell the difference between a Nazarite and a Nazarene. Furthermore, Mixing of fabrics is not an abomination nor is eating pig. Also in Paul's writing when he talks about marriage he refers always to husband and wife. Even further, Wife is always her and husband is always him. If you can give me one verse where Paul talks about marriage in a he and he or she and she situation let me know. Then we come to the issue of abomination. God never gives any slack to men and men sexual practices at all. If God meant that it was abomination for homosexual marriages in the Old Testament, But not in the New Testament then what about Proverbs 6:16-19: These six things doth the Lord hate: yea, Seven are an abomination unto him: A proud look, A lying tongue, And hands that shed innocent blood, An heart that deviseth wicked imaginations, Feet that be swift in running to mischief, A false witness that speaketh lies, And he that soweth discord among brethren. Does that mean that in the New Testament we can be proud, Liers, Murderers, Thinkers of immoral acts, Always causing trouble, False witnesses and gossipers? Of course not. My Bible teaches that He never changes, Thus when He says that men committing sexual actions with other men is an abomination He means it forever. They Bible talks a lot about false teachers who corrupt the Word of God. My last point is that the sexual revolution has seen an increase in Christian persecution, Why? Because the sexual revolution is rebellion against the fundamental principles of God's Word.