Is being a Lesbian/ being gay a sin?
Vintage photograph of two intimate women in a hammock, circa 1900 via Wikipedia
Here’s another Q&A at AllExperts.com, where I do volunteer work.
- Catholics: Is being a Lesbian/ being gay a sin? (allexperts.com)
Catholics/Is being a Lesbian/ being gay a sin?
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Posted on December 18, 2010, in religion, Sexuality, volunteer work and tagged Book of Leviticus, gay, god, Homosexuality, Lesbian. Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.
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A sin? Really? Religion is an outdated system designed to subdue the masses. It is no different to any other autocracy.
I like the comment on this article in which the commenter states that they just treat everyone well and let God do the rest. The bible is an old text translated many times and could have been mistranslated or misinterpreted. For that reason, I respect anyone who will allow their God to be the judge and just treat everyone well while they are here, especially because not everyone in the world is Catholic and some religions accept homosexuality, so mistreating someone on the basis of your religion not agreeing with their lifestyle doesn’t make much sense to me.