Do you support gay marriages?

[MaxQue]

No. I vehemently oppose any legal recognition of same-sex unions whatsoever, along with societal acceptance of homosexuality. I also support re-criminalizing sodomy; and would support the enactment of a law banning homosexual propaganda in schools, similar to Britain's old Section 28 law.

Why, by banning sodomy do you want to regulate what straight couples get up to in the bedroom. Are you going to publish a list of approved sexual acts?

Well, he is a fundamentalist. The only approved sexual act is spousal, unprotected vaginal coitus between two fertile persons.

[MaxQue]

Of course, I'd leave it to God to decide. And I don't think he's as pea-brained as many of his followers. Love is love; hate is hate. He knows what's up.

In Leviticus 19:17, God tells us that the way to truly love our neighbors is to tell them the truth and warn them that their sins are taking them to Hell.

It's the world that doesn't know what love and hate really are. The world thinks it's ''loving'' to coddle people in their soul-damning sins.

literally two sentences later she says to not wear clothing woven of two different materials. the verse after that, she tacitly condones slavery. another few verses later, she forbids people from cutting their sideburns and getting tattoos.

First of all, you mean ''He''. God is exclusively referred to with male pronouns throughout the entire Bible.

Secondly, there are three different types of Old Testament laws: Moral laws, ceremonial laws, and civil/judicial laws. Moral laws were never overturned; and the prohibition on homosexuality is a moral law - as are, to name a few examples, the prohibitions on murder, lying, stealing, fornicating and committing adultery. We are commanded to obey moral laws to this day.

http://crossexamined.org/cherry-picking-the-bible-are-christians-expected-to-follow-the-levitical-laws/
https://carm.org/leviticus-homosexuality-old-testament-law

That moral-ceremonial-civil distinction is written nowhere in Bible, it has been invented by clever people wanting to delete some rules, but not other ones.