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ute4ever · 10-25-2008, 07:45 AM

Spencer Kimball gave his opinion that the grievous sin ravashing Sodom and Gomorrah was homosexuality.

In Genesis 18-19 we learn that the Lord told Abraham of his intent to destroy the city. Abraham pleaded with him not to do so, if he could find fifty worthy inhabitants, and the Lord agreed. Abraham then kept pleading with the Lord to lower the number, even down to 10, and the Lord kept agreeing.

I look at Abraham like the LDS members today who do not agree with Prop 8 and have compassion upon "the city."

I wonder, is it the case that in Sodom, there were literally less than 10 inhabitants who were not engaged in homosexual relations? Or, could it be that a "straight" person who is compassionate towards the cause of homosexual equality, and does his part to speak out for and aid the equality, essentially turns a blind eye to church leaders, and thereby "becomes one" with "the wicked?"

10-25-2008, 07:45 AM	#1
ute4ever I must not tell lies Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 5,103	Abraham as a type of homosexual compassion from Latter Day Saints Spencer Kimball gave his opinion that the grievous sin ravashing Sodom and Gomorrah was homosexuality. In Genesis 18-19 we learn that the Lord told Abraham of his intent to destroy the city. Abraham pleaded with him not to do so, if he could find fifty worthy inhabitants, and the Lord agreed. Abraham then kept pleading with the Lord to lower the number, even down to 10, and the Lord kept agreeing. I look at Abraham like the LDS members today who do not agree with Prop 8 and have compassion upon "the city." I wonder, is it the case that in Sodom, there were literally less than 10 inhabitants who were not engaged in homosexual relations? Or, could it be that a "straight" person who is compassionate towards the cause of homosexual equality, and does his part to speak out for and aid the equality, essentially turns a blind eye to church leaders, and thereby "becomes one" with "the wicked?"