Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

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Originally Posted by Crovash

So your god makes people in such a way so that he can go ahead and condemn them to eternal hellfire?

Swell.

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Never question the ways of god.


Praise be

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Originally Posted by Kenny Powders

Never question the ways of god.


Praise be

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Amen.

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Originally Posted by SpecialFNK

homosexuality is not an issue I see here. this isn't about that, this is about cross dressing.

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Homosexuality is far from "normal" in terms of its % in relation to heterosexual relationships and you still didnt answer my question. Just like you refused to answer my question about the 109 million people traveling during the holiday season. When backed into a corner with no legitimate counterpoint, you balk at trying to explain your reasoning.

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Originally Posted by valade16

Seems so. Unless I’m mistaken there is nothing in the Bible that says it’s a sin to wear women’s clothes yet he shares the same disdain for them as he does homosexuals and other things actually prohibited by the Bible.

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You are mistaken.

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Originally Posted by Jack the Ripper

You are mistaken.

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It actually says not to wear women’s clothes in the Bible? Where?

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Originally Posted by valade16

It actually says not to wear women’s clothes in the Bible? Where?

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Would you agree that the VAST majority of men wearing women's clothing are gay?

Presumably it would be Deuteronomy 22:5:

The woman shall not wear that which pertaineth unto a man, neither shall a man put on a woman's garment: for all that do so are abomination unto the Lord thy God.


But it's unclear why that would still apply today when so many other things from Deuteronomy don't.

I'm not aware of any other reference to it in the Bible.

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Originally Posted by dbroncsinmo

Would you agree that the VAST majority of men wearing women's clothing are gay?

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Typically, but certainly not always. Eddie Izzard, for example, is not.

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Originally Posted by valade16

This isn’t indifference, this is animosity.

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No. I just use more coarse language because it’s funny to see people get such a rise out of it.

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Originally Posted by dbroncsinmo

Would you agree that the VAST majority of men wearing women's clothing are gay?

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I imagine that’s true. But that still leaves those that aren’t. My brother actually worked with a cook at a restaurant who cross dressed. He would wear normal clothes to work then change into women’s clothes after work. He wasn’t gay. I didn’t believe my brother until I saw him for myself. By all accounts my brother said he was normal at work, except he drank on the job.

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Originally Posted by Jack the Ripper

No. I just use more coarse language because it’s funny to see people get such a rise out of it.

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I just call them names because it’s funny to see them react is animosity, not indifference lol

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Originally Posted by natepro

Presumably it would be Deuteronomy 22:5:

The woman shall not wear that which pertaineth unto a man, neither shall a man put on a woman's garment: for all that do so are abomination unto the Lord thy God.


But it's unclear why that would still apply today when so many other things from Deuteronomy don't.

I'm not aware of any other reference to it in the Bible.

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Because some law served a purpose that is no longer necessary. I often use blood sacrifices as an example, because once Jesus was born, lived, and died on the cross, he became the sacrifice and the animal offerings were not necessary.

Other laws are meant to be observed forever. And when I say law, I am including Biblical law, or rules. Things such as don’t lie, don’t steal, don’t murder. Those are a part of the 10 commandments, of course, but aside from Deuteronomy, the Bible consistently lays out the specific roles and expectations of each gender. Spoiler alert, there’s only two! And those “laws” or rules really, are expected to be observed and obeyed throughout life. The man is expected to be the spiritual leader of the house, for example.

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Originally Posted by valade16

I just call them names because it’s funny to see them react is animosity, not indifference lol

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No, to see people here react. It isn’t like I’m referring to my cross dressing patients as Frankenwomen. I’ve not even encountered all that many in my life.

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Originally Posted by Jack the Ripper

Because some law served a purpose that is no longer necessary. I often use blood sacrifices as an example, because once Jesus was born, lived, and died on the cross, he became the sacrifice and the animal offerings were not necessary.

Other laws are meant to be observed forever. And when I say law, I am including Biblical law, or rules. Things such as don’t lie, don’t steal, don’t murder. Those are a part of the 10 commandments, of course, but aside from Deuteronomy, the Bible consistently lays out the specific roles and expectations of each gender. Spoiler alert, there’s only two! And those “laws” or rules really, are expected to be observed and obeyed throughout life. The man is expected to be the spiritual leader of the house, for example.

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So don't wear mixed fabrics, gone, don't need it anymore.


Don't wear women's clothes, here to stay because... reasons?

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Originally Posted by Jack the Ripper

Because some law served a purpose that is no longer necessary. I often use blood sacrifices as an example, because once Jesus was born, lived, and died on the cross, he became the sacrifice and the animal offerings were not necessary.

Other laws are meant to be observed forever. And when I say law, I am including Biblical law, or rules. Things such as don’t lie, don’t steal, don’t murder. Those are a part of the 10 commandments, of course, but aside from Deuteronomy, the Bible consistently lays out the specific roles and expectations of each gender. Spoiler alert, there’s only two! And those “laws” or rules really, are expected to be observed and obeyed throughout life. The man is expected to be the spiritual leader of the house, for example.

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OK, but it doesn't specifically say they are not to cross-dress outside this one passage in Deuteronomy that you have previously said Deuteronomy was part of the old covenant that was fulfilled and is no longer to be followed?