Nick Nui: I will now recite all the pagan shrines Jesus destroyed: ... I will now recite all the witches He burned at the stake: ... I will now recite all the gay people He yelled at: ... I will now recite all the nations He subdued with military force: ...  Religion is defined by its God, not by it's followers. If Jesus wouldn't do it, we shouldn't either.
 
Shady Oak Ministries: Just a note that for some reason YouTube isn't letting me see or reply to your comment on the Through the Bible Summary of Leviticus. To respond here, just remember that having an attraction or tendency towards a particular body type is very different than a lifestyle or activism centered around it. We all struggle with sexuality in one form or another. It's not just an issue of being heterosexual or not. People who are attracted to the same sex are just as in need of a Savior as I am when I struggle with an improper heart and attitude towards those of a different sex. If Jesus isn't their authority on what life ought to be, then I am not going to expect them to live like it. The Christians that do are either immature or uninformed about scripture. The Christians that compromise the authority of God's word over what sin is and isn't, as well as political groups that seek to criminalize our ability to share the gospel are a problem that needs to be confronted and debated like the Bible tells us to. But be very careful when you let the TV and YouTube activists set a narrative for you that homosexuals are somehow this persecuted minority being targeted and persecuted exclusively by Christians. If they want to talk about Islam, that's perfectly fine. But there's a lie going around that centers around this false assumption. The behavior of certain Christians defines their religion. Our marching orders are to show people living for anything less than Jesus to know there is a better option and that they need saving from the ultimate consequences of their sin. If they reject that, then we let them go like God ultimately will.