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Larry Ozarow wrote:
Far from "telling it all," Genesis 19 is pretty darn cryptic about what it was that the Sodom'n'Gomorrahites were flattened for. It's apparent they wanted to commit homosexual rape against the two angels, but probably any society that would gang-rape two innocent wayfarers as a matter of course would be subject to pretty extreme disapproval, regardless of the sex of the victims. Seems to me that Lot's offering his two daughters up as alternatives is pretty unnatural in its own right, don't you think? Defining Sodom and Gemorrah's "iniquity" as homosexuality didn't occur until medieval times. This is way off topic (or maybe not), but the best scholarly opinion I've heard as to what the sin of Sodom and Gomorrah was is that it was...inhospitality. To us, that doesn't seem like something worth destroying whole cities over, but to the ancient Israelites, who lived under the threat of being carried off to slavery at any time, the hatred their enemies showed them was certainly worthy of G-d's wrath. By the way, Lot's wife wasn't literally turned to salt-she was made barren (unable to bear children), which is what "turned to salt" meant in ancient Hebrew. It's kinda funny how old Aramaic figures of speech in the Bible get taken literally by people like Al Patrick. It's like the woman from a foreign country who while traveling in America was told that it was "raining cats and dogs" and she rushed outside in a panic to save the falling animals from being cracked open on the concrete. ![]() Al Patrick wrote: Oh, Eventually they will be enforced extra territorially, by the U.N. They seem to support everything else that God hates. Before they prosecute Pastor Pete Peters, however, I suspect they'd really like to prosecute God, or His Son Jesus Christ, for the urban renewal program which took place at Sodom and Gomorrah. Genesis 19:24, 25, "Then the Lord rained on Sodom and Gomorrah brimstone and fire from the Lord out of heaven, and He overthrew those cities and all the valley, and all the inhabitants of the cities, and what grew on the ground." (NASB) Ever wonder why they call homosexuality "Sodomy" ? Genesis 19 pretty well tells it all. Seems our "judges" and politicians of today are trying to see if God can give a repeat performance. I'm betting He is very well able -- and just may prove it! :-) Al |
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= = = Larry Ozarow wrote in message
= = = .. . Far from "telling it all," Genesis 19 is pretty darn cryptic about what it was that the Sodom'n'Gomorrahites were flattened for. It's apparent they wanted to commit homosexual rape against the two angels, but probably any society that would gang-rape two innocent wayfarers as a matter of course would be subject to pretty extreme disapproval, regardless of the sex of the victims. Seems to me that Lot's offering his two daughters up as alternatives is pretty unnatural in its own right, don't you think? Defining Sodom and Gemorrah's "iniquity" as homosexuality didn't occur until medieval times. News To Me. - I never heard this before. .. .. Al Patrick wrote: Oh, Eventually they will be enforced extra territorially, by the U.N. They seem to support everything else that God hates. Before they prosecute Pastor Pete Peters, however, I suspect they'd really like to prosecute God, or His Son Jesus Christ, for the urban renewal program which took place at Sodom and Gomorrah. Genesis 19:24, 25, "Then the Lord rained on Sodom and Gomorrah brimstone and fire from the Lord out of heaven, and He overthrew those cities and all the valley, and all the inhabitants of the cities, and what grew on the ground." (NASB) Ever wonder why they call homosexuality "Sodomy" ? Genesis 19 pretty well tells it all. Seems our "judges" and politicians of today are trying to see if God can give a repeat performance. I'm betting He is very well able -- and just may prove it! :-) Al |
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![]() RHF wrote: = = = Larry Ozarow wrote in message = = = .. . Defining Sodom and Gemorrah's "iniquity" as homosexuality didn't occur until medieval times. News To Me. - I never heard this before. . . Isn't that why we all read this group - to learn stuff? |
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![]() "T. Early" wrote in message ... [snip] . Anyone know if any speech laws such as this have ever been applied extraterritorially to SW broadcasters who cross borders? The NRA was talking about buying a Mexican boarder station or a pirate broadcast ship in order to get around the new US election time speech restrictions. I love to hear all those now illegal campaign ads broadcast to the US from cash strapped nations such as Russia. Frank Dresser |
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"Frank Dresser" wrote: "T. Early" wrote in message ... [snip] . Anyone know if any speech laws such as this have ever been applied extraterritorially to SW broadcasters who cross borders? The NRA was talking about buying a Mexican boarder station or a pirate broadcast ship in order to get around the new US election time speech restrictions. I love to hear all those now illegal campaign ads broadcast to the US from cash strapped nations such as Russia. Someone should tell the NRA to get on Shortwave. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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![]() "T. Early" wrote in message ... I'm wondering if Pastor Peters could face liability in Canada under their "hate speech" law, which was recently extended to cover sexual orientation. The law does cover broadcast transmissions. I doubt they would take action on him as he's in the USA and they are in Canada. I personally find Pete Peter's brand of religious bigotry repulsive and counter- productive, however he does have a right to a microphone in the USA, albeit one in which he makes himself appeal to the lowest common denominator of society. I'll just turn the dial when I hear him thank you. |
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"T. Early" wrote in message ...
I'm wondering if Pastor Peters could face liability in Canada under their "hate speech" law, which was recently extended to cover sexual orientation. The law does cover broadcast transmissions. It's unlikely that he would ever actually become subject to Canadian arrest (i.e., jurisdiction) by going there, and it might be doubtful that they'd even acknowledge his broadcasts. However, his "speech" does reach Canada, and appears to be pretty close to the type of thing they are getting at, so he could face "technical" liability or possibly indictment. Anyone know if any speech laws such as this have ever been applied extraterritorially to SW broadcasters who cross borders? ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ One thing is certain is that he will be facing a far more serious indictment on Judgment Day for the man made doctrines he is teaching and spreading. "But though we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel unto you than that which we have preached unto you, let him be accursed. As we said before, so say I now again, If any man preach any other gospel unto you than that ye have received, let him be accursed." Galatians 1:8-9. A warning Paul deemed so important that he said it twice in succession. I shudder when pondering what God has in store for this man who has, and continues to lead, so many people to eternal condemnation. Melvin |
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