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<blockquote data-quote="soberups" data-source="post: 1822052" data-attributes="member: 14668">So let me get this straight.Are you saying that the way we practice Christianity has actually evolved and changed over the years? Are you saying that the portions of the Bible that we consider relevant have changed over the years?I don&#039;t understand. I thought the Bible...the whole Bible.... was the Word of God. Now you are saying that there are parts of it....like the passages about putting menstruating women in the back yard for a week or stoning teen girls to death for losing their virginity....that no longer apply to &quot;modern&quot; Christianity. I just want to know who it was that conveniently decided that the Old Testament was no longer applicable but the New Testament ( at least most of it) was still important for us to follow.And what did Jesus say about gay people?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="soberups, post: 1822052, member: 14668"] So let me get this straight. Are you saying that the way we practice Christianity has actually[I] evolved[/I] and [I]changed[/I] over the years? Are you saying that the portions of the Bible that we consider [I]relevant [/I]have changed over the years? I don't understand. I thought the Bible...the [I]whole[/I] Bible.... was the Word of God. Now you are saying that there are [I]parts[/I] of it....like the passages about putting menstruating women in the back yard for a week or stoning teen girls to death for losing their virginity....that no longer apply to "modern" Christianity. I just want to know who it was that conveniently decided that the [I]Old [/I]Testament was no longer applicable but the [I]New[/I] Testament ( at least most of it) was still important for us to follow. And what did Jesus say about gay people? [/QUOTE]

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