[thecavemaster]

My point was you mentioned it was impossible to have a stomach, when I quoted two verses that referred to a mouth and heart. And if you don't know for sure if there is a Jesus, then one of these days, you will know for sure. And yes, you are right both the homosexual and the Pharisee offended Him. So, just because the Pharisee offended Him, that doesn't make the homosexual right. Wrong is wrong, both the homosexual and the Pharisee.

IF jesus existed, and was "in very being god," he had a stomach. IF "god is spirit," spirit doesn't have a stomach. Wouldn't it be correct to say that the homosexual takes a lot more judgment from your average Christian than the legalistic, negative and critical "christian"? People within their religious traditions think lots of things are "wrong," and that is ok, but foisting beliefs upon others who don't believe, and denying them "equal protection under the law," that's problematic in a constitutional democracy.