Originally posted by robbie carrobieso the crux of your point is that people will 'reap what they sow'. what will the reap by catching h.i.v?
no i have shown you what i have, if you think that there is no connection, then so be it, I cannot say for sure until i understand what the import of the text is. I dint think we have ever construed that gays are being punished although the principle that you reap what you sow, in other words, they contracted HIV because of their own actions. This I think will stand scrutiny for its rather self evident.
Originally posted by robbie carrobiewhat do you hope to achieve by giving them separate rooms?
I think i would give them separate rooms the same if i suspected that a couple were unmarried.
This raises a rather interesting principle FMF, here it is in scripture,
(Romans 2:21, 22) do you, however, the one teaching someone else, not teach yourself? You, the one preaching “Do not steal,” do you steal? You, the one saying “Do not commit adu ...[text shortened]... ry,” do you commit adultery? You, the one expressing abhorrence of the idols, do you rob temples
Originally posted by stellspalfieno you have misunderstood, the crux of the mater is that persons, generally among homosexuals have contracted HIV because of their own actions and are now suffering the consequences of those actions that being they are now living with HIV.
so the crux of your point is that people will 'reap what they sow'. what will the reap by catching h.i.v?
Originally posted by FMFSo, in this case - where it's entirely up to them, as you say - there is no Biblical imperative? They are free to discriminate against the gay guests and are neither specifically authorized nor required to do so by the Bible, right?
Do you condone hotel owners turning gay guests away?
Originally posted by robbie carrobie
Its entirely up to them.
Originally posted by stellspalfieWouldn't this just be you imposing your personal point of view about those guests on them?
what do you hope to achieve by giving [gays] separate rooms?
Originally posted by robbie carrobie
they would not be tempted nor permitted to engage in illicit sex under my roof.
Originally posted by robbie carrobiewhy do you want people to sleep apart?
of course i cold not watch them all the time, but id make sure they slept apart.
oh and you missed this.
so the crux of your point is that people will 'reap what they sow'. what will the reap by catching h.i.v?
Originally posted by robbie carrobieI suppose if they went quiet, and you'd listened at their doors for a while to see if there were sounds of people having sexual intercourse, you could resume your trawling derogatory comments under gay YouTube clips in your office downstairs. 😛
of course i cold not watch them all the time, but id make sure they slept apart.
Originally posted by FMFthere is no Biblical imperative for the non Christian, yes, in the case of the Christian hotelier, i think that there is a biblical imperative, that being that you may be providing an environment for a sexual act to take place which is strictly condemned by God, now to what extent you act upon this within the dictates of your conscience is a perosnal matter, but here is the principle,
So, in this case - where it's entirely up to them, as you say - there is no Biblical imperative? They are free to discriminate against the gay guests and are neither specifically authorized nor required to do so by the Bible, right?
(Romans 2:21, 22) do you, however, the one teaching someone else, not teach yourself? You, the one preaching “Do not steal,” do you steal? You, the one saying “Do not commit adultery,” do you commit adultery? You, the one expressing abhorrence of the idols, do you rob temples.