[papertyger]

Nope. I'm a sinner like everyone else. Far from perfect, nor striving to be for anyone other than my Creator.

Yet you advocate a reasoning that flies in the face of Christian Tradition and Scripture by treating a principle as an absolulte when it quite obviously is not.

Do you not think that before Paul spoke on the matter there were people arguing for withholding judgment against the man that had his father's wife at the Church of Corinth as you are, here?

[rintense]

As I said before, my job on this earth is to live a life according to God's wishes. That is what *I* believe. It is not my job to *tell* people how they should live their lives. I can only lead by example, answer questions as they are asked. If that leads them to a relationship with God, great! If not, that is their choice.

I can't make anyone turn to God. God gave man free will. It is by that free will that man may choose to return his life to God. But I will never equate myself to God by judging others. Never. You can question that all you want. But it is what I've been taught as a Christian and it is what I believe. You may not agree with it, which is fine.