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To ensure that there is no misunderstanding of any kind, please say these words out loud, slowly and clearly: I am not comparing homosexuality to pedophilia. I am not calling homosexuals pedophiles. Michael Brown is not comparing a mutually consensual, adult relationship to an abusive, adult-child relationship. All clear? What I am comparing is an illogical justification of homosexuality that can just as easily be used to justify pedophilia. Please allow me to explain. In the past, I have demonstrated how advocates of "man-boy love" have used identical arguments that gay activists have used, specifically: Get Spirit-filled content delivered right to your inbox! Click here to subscribe to our newsletter. 1. Pedophilia is innate and immutable. 2. Pederasty is richly attested in many different cultures throughout history. 3. The claim that adult-child sexual relationships cause harm is greatly overstated and often completely inaccurate. 4. Consensual adult-c

What is a biblical response to the notion that people are born gay? Ask Kevin: What Does the Bible Say about Being Born Gay? from Crossway on Vimeo . That’s a difficult question and a lot of it depends on what we mean by that phrase. So, let’s take the person who says, “I was born gay,” and they mean they have some genetic causation for their attraction to people of the same sex. I would say we can look at the latest scientific literature, which does not strongly support that conclusion.  In fact, the official language from the leading psychiatric or psychological associations will say that we don’t yet know of definitive causation and that it’s probably some mix of nature and nurture. So any reports about a so-called “gay gene” are greatly exaggerated. So that’s one thing we could say. We could also press a little further and say, “Well, perhaps there are issues of chemistry in the brain or there are things hard-wired in us that would make people more predisposed to being

This three-part series will address the pro-gay theology by dividing its arguments--or tenets--into three categories: social justice arguments, general religious arguments, and scriptural arguments. A brief description of these arguments will be provided, followed by a response/rebuttal to each. Major denominations ordaining homosexuals, priests and clergy presiding over same-sex weddings, sanctuaries invaded by boisterous gay activists, debates over homosexuality ripping congregations apart-who would have guessed we would ever reach such a point in church history? A vigorous debate between Christians and homosexuals shouldn't be surprising in and of itself. If author and commentator Dr. Dennis Praeger are right when he says the Judeo-Christian ethic is responsible for the Western World's disapproval of homosexuality,[1] then conflicts between the Church and the gay rights movement are not only understandable, they are inevitable. (While acceptance of homosexuality in