Correct, but you're ripping things out of context here... For example: We will be content, not all we need. btw, I notice a huge usage of the buzzword 'hypocrite' that liberals use when talking to Christians.
You left off verses 4-5:
1 Timothy 6:4-5 said:
He [anyone who consents not to wholesome words] is proud, knowing nothing, but doting about questions and strifes of words, whereof cometh envy, strife, railings, evil surmisings, perverse disputings of men of corrupt minds, and destitute of the truth, supposing that gain is godliness: from such withdraw thyself.
Strife, evil surmisings, and perverse disputings come from those who claim to be teachers of the truth, but in actuality differ from the word of Jesus. Godliness with contentment may certainly be gain, but gain is not inherently godly, and I would definitely say that the conflict between perceived offense to the religious and the right to make your own choices counts as strife. I'm not going to claim that I know enough about the Bible to make a claim as to what the phrase "perverse disputings" actually means, but I'd definitely say that the enforcement of your religious views on other people is definitely perverse insofar as it is inherently wrong and should not be done. This is merely my attempting to justify the right of people to make their own choices. Homosexuality and heterosexuality aren't even things people have the luxury of choosing, it makes just as little sense to persecute people for having straight sex as it does to have gay sex.
Moreover, the Bible can be interpreted in many different ways, and it's difficult enough to even come to a consensus on what any part of the Bible means, which I think limits its use as something that is ineffable and should be taken literally. Most importantly, you've ignored my point, restated by Tangerine, and probably many others, that you have no right to say that homosexuality is wrong by any Biblical standard, because you are just as far in the wrong, and if you fail to acknowledge that, you are actually hypocritical. If you notice that the word hypocrite is used so often, there just might be a reason for it.
On top of all of this, why would you think that you have any right to persecute homosexuality because it goes aganist your belief system? I believe that murder is wrong and that people should give up eating animals or plants that require the death of the organism. Does this mean that, since McDonalds is obviously offending me, that we should ban it, teach people in schools that McDonalds is wrong, stop people from eating it, and do everything possible to limit those people who make the choice to eat McDonalds? What if instead of me being a vegetarian, which I admit is a choice, I was any religious extremist that considered Christianity offensive and disgusting? Suddenly it's ok for Christians to decide what is offensive and attempt to pass laws against it, but other religions don't? On top of this, being Christian is STILL A CHOICE. At least you have a way out of that sort of persecution. If I extend this even further and say that I hate all women and that they should be persecuted, and that it should be socially unacceptable for people to be women, all those women who are born are forced to choose between admitting their femininity and being socially ostracised, or living the rest of their life in hiding, pretending to be male. The fact that being gay might go against Christianity is undeniable, I won't even argue on that point. If you personally want to say that you find homosexuality disgusting, then go ahead and say that. But there is no reason at all where such attitude should ever translate to a secular government in any form. In any system that has any claim to being consistent or fair, persecution on basis of sexual orientation is just as, if not more, wrong than persecution on the basis of the choice of religion.
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The Quran is the ineffable, inerrant, literal word of God. I know this because it says so in the Quran. In Quran 4:157, it says that Jesus actually wasn't crucified!
Arguing from the Bible is circular and meaningless; I could argue from the sacred text I wrote twenty minutes ago with just as much validity.