[Korah]

Jesus clearly recognized marriage between a man and a woman as being divinely instituted, and he reaffirms the marriage of Adam and Eve as the model for marriage.

There are three categories of laws given to Israel: civil, ceremonial, and moral.
(1.) The civil laws were ONLY given to the Israel.

(2.) The ceremonial laws were filled and abolished in Christ.

(3.) The moral laws, such as the Ten Commandments, are universal. They are part of Natural and Divine Law. Homosexuality is clearly contrary to moral and natural laws.

All forms of homosexuality are condemned, past, present, and future. Instead of allowing Scripture to interpret Scripture, liberal denominations interpret Scripture through a liberal ideology. The liberal and secular cultures determine how Scripture is interpreted and used.

[aimhigh]

All forms of homosexuality are condemned, past, present, and future. Instead of allowing Scripture to interpret Scripture, liberal denominations interpret Scripture through a liberal ideology. The liberal and secular cultures determine how Scripture is interpreted and used.

I agree that homosexuality is condemned, and it's condemned in the New Testament. That doesn't prove the OT law minus the ceremonial laws is void. New Testament commandments establish our moral law, not OT laws, which have passed away.