Historical Christian Support Of Homosexuality?

[KnightofChrist]

[quote name='Hasan' timestamp='1337131327' post='2431093']

[color=#282828]Actually in the US it was born in 1924. I guess Socrates intended describe every political movement associated with gay rights since 1924, by your reading. [/color][/quote]

Yes, but not widely accepted until the sexual revolution of the 1960's. I don't have magical mind reading powers as you do Hassan. I simply believe and rightfully so, that the 'current' debate didn't begin in 1994, but rather the 60's, and those that advocated gay 'marriage' 18 to 30 years ago have a profound effect on the current debate.


[quote name='Hasan' timestamp='1337131327' post='2431093']
How is that any different than what I described?
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Different in that no one called him a hack as you claimed and the ad hominems aren't proliferate in this thread since you only gave a single example of an apparent one.

[mortify]

Blood pacts and oaths were commonly made between men in the past. Our secular culture projects it's perverted bias into understanding these non sexual ritual unions. I mean are there really people calling themselves historians who want to suggest the Medieval Ages condoned homosexuality?

Kali Yuga indeed