Sins

[Norman Humann]

Again, sport asked and already answered.

Your pretending Homosexuality is a sin apart from all other sexual sin therefore needs special mentioning. This is not the case. Homosexuality is a sexual sin like anyother sexual sin, which needs the same repentance and attonement.

Your dishonesty is simply baffling, Drich. Bolding mine.

The difference? God does not santify a homosexual marriages. Therefore it is always a sin to have gay sex, where as hetro-sex has a santified pretext in which it is permitted.

The bible nor Christ provides an avenue in which God approves a homosexual marriage. Therefore ALL Homsexual sex is a sin..

And you even mention it again, contradicting yourself within one post. Stunning.

Your answer is found in Mat 5:

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21 “You have heard that it was said to our people long ago, ‘You must not murder anyone.[d] Any person who commits murder will be judged.’ 22 But I tell you, don’t be angry with anyone. If you are angry with others, you will be judged. And if you insult someone, you will be judged by the high court. And if you call someone a fool, you will be in danger of the fire of hell.

23 “So, what if you are offering your gift at the altar and remember that someone has something against you? 24 Leave your gift there and go make peace with that person. Then come and offer your gift.

25 “If anyone wants to take you to court, make friends with them quickly. Try to do that before you get to the court. If you don’t, they might hand you over to the judge. And the judge will hand you over to a guard, who will throw you into jail. 26 I assure you that you will not leave there until you have paid everything you owe.

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Really? Do enlighten me, where? I don't see a mention of intrusive or unwanted thoughts in there.

Because it is to whom thoughts are equilivent to actions that would determine whether or not one is jailed for his thoughts.

As the passage above explain Thoughts=Actions is how we will be judged by God... Because we are judged by God this way does not mean man will judge each other this way.

Why is the the standard we are using? Again I point to Mat 5. This thread is about sin and the nature of it as it pertains to Christianity. Therefore it is by the rules set down by Christ in Mat 5 pertaining to "Thought Crime or rather thought sin" that dictate what is and what is not relevent in this conversation.
Not what or how man judges one another.

Oh, right...

So you personally think that someone who thinks about murder is just as guilty as an actual murderer and should be punished the same way? And I say personally, mind you, so do leave the actual legal aspect out of it.