I will no longer seek to prove you wrong, bubleeshaark, because no matter what evidence I present, you will find some way to refute it, discount it, or simply ignore it. As I have said in several earlier posts, you refuse to recognize that all scripture is a subjective account of various people’s experience of an encounter with the divine, some more, some less “inspired”, and further, all interpretation – yours, mine, everyone’s – is also a subjective appropriation of scripture that is read through our various experiential and rational lenses. In his recent book “The Righteous Mind,” Jonathan Haidt rightly posits that we humans all intuit what we believe to be right, and then we use our rational faculties to assemble evidence that will bolster our intuitions, rejecting at the same time any evidence to the contrary of our intuitions, so that we can claim to have a valid and irrefutable rational foundation for what we believe. Thus, until you have a change of heart about homosexuality, there is no use arguing with you about how you are wrong and I or Ron or someone else is right. You simply won’t buy it. It’s useless to argue with you on that point.