[mudblood]

"Perhaps that is exactly what Alan has done by casting his daughter out of the household."

Perhaps. That or he's just a jerk. What's interresting about this whole debate is the lack of focus on Alan's sins. Does his daughter cast him out for his sins? Does his wife? Or is the only sin worthy of being "cast out for" (if it is a sin) is homosexuality?
I think there's a lot of hollier-than-thouness going on in our society. Plenty of people standing in line to cast the first stone.

[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

I don't think there's any question that homosexuality is a sin, but I think your broader point is an important one. All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. The word "all" doesn't leave room for exceptions, but you wouldn't know it from a thread like this.

[gpilot]

I think there's a lot of hollier-than-thouness going on in our society. Plenty of people standing in line to cast the first stone.

Excellent response,... this matter is between him and his daughter, his family, and God. 'Nuf said.

[papertyger]

What's interresting about this whole debate is the lack of focus on Alan's sins.

What, are you blind? This whole thread is about trying to find sins for him to be guilty of!

I think there's a lot of hollier-than-thouness going on in our society. Plenty of people standing in line to cast the first stone.

And I think according to the book of Jude, that's just the kind of thing an apostate would say.