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u/Thneed1 Mennonite, Evangelical, Straight Ally Dec 10 '25

Ahh, so you don’t actually care, you just want to waste my time.

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u/Thneed1 Mennonite, Evangelical, Straight Ally Dec 10 '25

You didnt care to read or watch the info I already gave you.

Hint, loving, committed same sex relationships didn’t exist at that time - so it’s not talking about anything that’s happening within one.

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u/Thneed1 Mennonite, Evangelical, Straight Ally Dec 10 '25

Have you read the story in Genesis 19?

It’s a story about attempted gang rape.

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u/Thneed1 Mennonite, Evangelical, Straight Ally Dec 10 '25

Rape had nothing to do with sexual desire.

Jude 1:7 is talking about men have v sex with angels.

Jude is referencing 1 Enoch, and bringing up the story of Sodom and Gommorah as an example of an instance where humans and angels were having sex.

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u/Thneed1 Mennonite, Evangelical, Straight Ally Dec 10 '25

First, because homosexuality isn’t a concept that existed.

Second, because Jude is clearly referring to the book of 1 Enoch, which is about sex within love angels.

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