save to point out that the Levitical code is of minimal importance in most Christians' arguments against the current attitude to homosexuality: even the staunch supporters of Anglican Mainstream and other such groups have left that far behind them in the development their arguments.
That's very obviously untrue. The issue of homosexuality is encountered a lot on Christian websites. In almost every case the verses from Leviticus are used to attempt to support the common homophobic view. You know that to be the case Andy, you don't fool anyone when you try to make out that it is not.
Its a shame if Leviticus or Deuteronomy is taken any notice of really these days - given that most of us would have by now failed (over and over) in following those rules & regs (mixed fibres in clothing, women wearing jeans, shellfish, etc etc not to mention people owning other people as property). As far as I understand anyway, Gentiles do not have to follow the Law of Moses. Also followers of Christ are not under the law of Moses (Eph.2:15).
Anyway - no point in going over old ground. We have done this one already to death guys and gals - haven't we?
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