[driftdiver]

Why is that a stupid question?

[SoConPubbie]

Anyone with more than just a passing knowledge of Christianity knows that the laws of God, as included in Christianity, are defined and declared by God, not the Pope, not a protestant preacher, no popular opinion and not by some vote by the leaders of Christianity.

God has defined Christianity and it is written in his Holy Bible.

If a person thinks that any of the laws/rules of Christianity concerning behavior can be changed, they neither know God, and they most certainly do not have an active, real relationship with God.

[SoConPubbie]

Why is that a stupid question?

Anyone with more than just a passing knowledge of Christianity knows that the laws of God, as included in Christianity, are defined and declared by God, not the Pope, not a protestant preacher, no popular opinion and not by some vote by the leaders of Christianity.

God has defined Christianity and it is written in his Holy Bible.

If a person thinks that any of the laws/rules of Christianity concerning behavior can be changed, they neither know God, and they most certainly do not have an active, real relationship with God.

It's a stupid question.

[Tax-chick]

It’s a stupid question because it’s empirically demonstrable that Christian “sexual ethics” (or the same principles with another or no religion) produce a functional society, while alternatives do not. We’re talking about ideas like observance of contract, delayed gratification, financial responsibility, respect for life ... without those, you get chaos.