The Gay Debate: The Bible and Homosexuality

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Matthew Vines speaks on the theological debate regarding the Bible and the role of gay Christians in the church. Delivered at College Hill United Methodist Church in Wichita, Kansas on March 8, 2012. Transcript and translations: http://www.matthewvines.com/transcript.

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[Job Byrne]

And that's the point. Did he? We had solid exegesis confirming that blacks were inferior. We had solid exegesis confirming the sun revolved around the earth. But when science, reason, and(most importantly) convictions, do not line up with current the current reasoning, it would be a disservice to us, and to God, not to listen and learn.

[artificialplanet]

Love this <3

[Henning Jordan]

It seems that you do not agree with him, that is ok and you have the right to have your opinion. But why using this childish argument to such a sensitive debate? And bye the way the Pharasees argued against the teaching of Jesus (Nooo I am not saying he is Jesus^^)

Greetings and blessings in Christ, from Germany

[Christopher Baker]

This 21 year old kid reminds me of a character from "children of the corn" Religious people make me laugh oH SO MUCH!!!

[niwde2]

Yes. If he has the right arguements. Men can use it's god given brain to process them. You did here his arguements?

[Harrison Bowman]

i find it weird that people do actually believe this, i mean the bible is an interpretation of an interpretation of an interpretation so really no one knows the real truth, and people who claim to like this 21 year old have no clue at all.

[Alex Kocman]

Do we really think here that after 2000 years of solid biblical exegesis, a 21 year old has found what the Bible really meant?