was Jesus gay?
 

discuss.

It's entirely possible, though it's rumored that he had a wife and child. One thing he never really spoke out against is homosexuality, while the old testament God pretty much said you'll burn in hell if you are a homo.

Even there is a great chance for mistranslation. It's hard to really know.

And it's possible Jesus was at least bisexual.

Jesus was kind of a hippie, and I think hippies tend to be bisexual, so there you go

straight from the Horse's mouf

Somehow I get the feeling that this concept over rides any logic. If Jesus was the saint he said he was, he isn't allowed to be a faggot. Though, personally, I don't think Jesus had any kind of sexual drive. It just defeats his Messianic persona, to me.

Find me any record of Jesus speaking against homosexuality and I'll say you might have some sort of point.

The fact is, no such record exists, which is pretty interesting since the Old Testament makes it pretty clear that if you are a faggot you will burn in hell for all of eternity. The God of the Old Testament was very clearly against homosexuality, and very outspoken about it. Jesus, however, never once mentioned it.

That's not my point, either. If Jesus was the Messiah as he claimed to be, he could not have been a Homosexual BECAUSE The God of the Old Testament was against it.

What kind of argument is that? There are plenty of parents who are against homosexuality but end up having homosexual children. It would almost make sense, in Jesus' case, because he seems to disagree with his "father" on a lot of things. The God of the Bible is not a God of compassion, whereas Jesus was all about being compassionate. The God of the Bible frequently calls for or applauds the extermination of homosexuals, labels them as "sodomites" and and calls their acts "abominations", and pretty much outright condemns homosexuality. Jesus never once said any of those things, and I'm pretty sure that if he were asked, he would be against the extermination of any peaceful people. If you can't, at the very least, see the major differences between God and Jesus, you clearly haven't read the Bible.

Wow. That's a stretch......

http://westvalley.edu/pe/stretch/ima...g_stretch3.jpg

Matthew 8:5-13 and Luke 7:1-10, Jesus heals a male Roman centurion's male servant (Remember, back in those days they had to acctually buy hoes, not just rent them out for an hour).