Uh... no. Picking out yet another Bible quote proves nothing.
I am not saying it "proves" anything to unbelievers, for it is a message to believers.
But, your comment to Afleitch that there is nothing he can do about his sexual orientation is NOT in agreement with the New Testament, for Christ stated he died to free us from our sins.
If Afleitch wants to listen to your unbelieving advice, which goes against the teachings of Jesus, then that is his choice. But I'm simply pointing out he DOES have the option to do something about it.
Who cares if it doesn't agree with what some dusty old book says? The fact is, being gay is not a conscious choice, and therefore there is nothing anybody can do about it even if they wanted to. I would rather take the word of people who are actually gay and are alive, than that of some guy who lived two thousand years ago and has had most of his life history fabricated since then.
Plus, your implication that Afleitch would
want to do anything about it anyway speaks volumes. Don't you care that he has a loving partner and is happy with his life?
(I'm making some assumptions there, afleitch, so correct me if I'm off the mark.)
