Many people say to me that the veneration of saints is necromancy. This is simply not true. Not only is this untrue but it is the opposite of that very accusation – it’s actually Biblical! Allow me to show you in the Old and News Testament what the complete Bible says about the ones who are with and made alive in Jesus Christ.
The topic of gay marriage seems to be a very important topic these days. There are many people on both sides of the discussion. Unfortunately their isn’t a lot of love in this discussion, which is ironic considering the topic. There really is no need to explain the debate here, as I am sure everyone who is reading this article knows what the dispute is about.
To be honest, there is a very simple answer to the whole argument. It is rooted in a fundamentally flawed approach to how marriage is handled by the government to begin with.
Once while out with a Bible study, after we finished our session, I was asked why I had ordered a beer with my meal. Now, it is seldom that I drink alcohol but on occasion I’ll have one drink. My response was, “Is it offensive? If it is, I can send it back”. What ensued was a sling of non-Biblical theories of how evil and sinful alcohol is. I have decided to write this essay to show the contrast of the fundamentalist view of alcohol and scriptural passages that speak of the matter.
The transmission of life is given through total self donation by becoming one flesh (Genesis 2:21-24). This is the complimentary of the sexes reflecting God’s inner unity as seen in Genesis 1:27. As we will see, I have provided to positions regarding Christian conduct and homosexuality. One is conveyed through strictly Biblical scripture. The other is theological and philosophical.
Biblical Scripture
