The following churches sanction gay marriage:
- Episcopal church
- Presbyterian church USA
- United Church of Christ
- Unitarian Universalist Association of Churches
- Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
The following churches support abortion with some limits:
- Episcopal church
- Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
- United Methodist Church
The following churches support abortion with few limits:
- Presbyterian Church USA
- Unitarian Universalist
- United Church of Christ
The National Baptist Convention has no clear position.
So my question is can a person be a "Bible Christian" who believes in sola scriptura and also support gay sex and gay marriage and abortion?
Will God send Catholics to hell for venerating the mother of Jesus, but excuse or condone those who commit fornication, adultery, abortion, homosexuality, theft, slander, etc.?
The Didache, which a Christian catechism that used to be believed to be from the second century, but now historians believe that it is from the first century. So, if that is true it is very close to Jesus. The second chapter says this:
Were these early Christians from the first century wrong about fornication, abortion, and sodomy? Is the Bible wrong?
- Episcopal church
- Presbyterian church USA
- United Church of Christ
- Unitarian Universalist Association of Churches
- Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
The following churches support abortion with some limits:
- Episcopal church
- Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
- United Methodist Church
The following churches support abortion with few limits:
- Presbyterian Church USA
- Unitarian Universalist
- United Church of Christ
The National Baptist Convention has no clear position.
So my question is can a person be a "Bible Christian" who believes in sola scriptura and also support gay sex and gay marriage and abortion?
Will God send Catholics to hell for venerating the mother of Jesus, but excuse or condone those who commit fornication, adultery, abortion, homosexuality, theft, slander, etc.?
The Didache, which a Christian catechism that used to be believed to be from the second century, but now historians believe that it is from the first century. So, if that is true it is very close to Jesus. The second chapter says this:
The second part of the teaching
1 But the second commandment of the teaching is this: 2 "Thou shalt do no murder; thou shalt not commit adultery"; thou shalt not commit sodomy; thou shalt not commit fornication; thou shalt not steal; thou shalt not use magic; thou shalt not use philtres; thou shalt not procure abortion, nor commit infanticide; "thou shalt not covet thy neighbour's goods"; 3 thou shalt not commit perjury, "thou shalt not bear false witness"; thou shalt not speak evil; thou shalt not bear malice. 4 Thou shalt not be double-minded nor double-tongued, for to be double-tongued is the snare of death. 5 Thy speech shall not be false nor vain, but completed in action. 6 Thou shalt not be covetous nor extortionate, nor a hypocrite, nor malignant, nor proud; thou shalt make no evil plan against thy neighbour. 7 Thou shalt hate no man; but some thou shalt reprove, and for some shalt thou pray, and some thou shalt love more than thine own life.
Were these early Christians from the first century wrong about fornication, abortion, and sodomy? Is the Bible wrong?