Re: the Bible, translation and gays

On Apr 23, 10:16=A0pm, hedr...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:

>
> I think the only credible arguments about Paul's passages are
>
> * Paul's letters are primarily useful because of the light he casts
> on Jesus' teachings and how they were carried out in the Church.
> His own teachings are not inerrant. There are signs in his letters
> that Paul himself makes this distinction.
>
well that just leaves us with relativism, doesn't it!  As VanTil long
ago wrote:  "If the Christian consciousness has no absolute standard
by which to judge itself, it is soon lost in the ocean of relativity,
in which all the standards of non-Christian ethics swim.  More than
that, if the Christian consciousness does not completely submit itself
to the Scripture it is already pagan in principle.  All that does not
spring from obedience to God is sin."  [Christian Theistic Ethics, p.
25]

How far you have fallen from the WCF!