So what about today? Does the Leviticus 20:13 still apply today in a judicial fashion? Or could it? I will be getting to that shortly, and will be clear as a bell in my reply. But to the murky, all things will remain murky. But a few observations first. These initial … [Read more...]

A commenter in the earlier post about Exodus International is checking to see if I am ashamed of Leviticus 20:13 yet, which I am not. But before proceeding, let me quote that verse in full. "If a man also lie with mankind, as he lieth with a woman, both of them have committed an … [Read more...]

I need to say a quick something about Exodus International shutting down, as they did so with apologies extended to gays and lesbians who had been harmed by their reparative therapy. Here is how one news story put it: “Exodus is an institution in the conservative Christian … [Read more...]

I noticed this post on "paper-cut martyrs" the other day, and wanted to say something about it. Go take a look; I'll wait. Make sure you come back though -- this is important. Jamie Arpin-Ricci argues that, "almost without exception," conservative North American Christians who … [Read more...]

In the previous post, the one where I mentioned that homosexual acts ought eventually to be prohibited by law, one commenter asked about my "constant hammering" on this issue. Why do I keep going on about it? Why don't I write about sins my parishioners might actually be … [Read more...]

A friend asks how the "mere Christendom" I envision would handle off-budget (i.e. private) gay "marriages." Would they be illegal? A related issue, given that this mere Christendom is a ways off, has to do with what we should be looking for in the mean time. Evangelical … [Read more...]