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@im-a-Christian Worded perfectly

@The_Gay_Rat_Uprising I understand that woman weren’t as respected as men back then, but the Bible is the word of God. There is no way God would have spoken against women disrespectfully. The bible does show men disrespecting women, but God would never do this. 
          	  But there are bible verses about men with men as well.
          	  Also, you didn't answer about being homophobic. According to its definition, I'm not homophobic. I hope you understand this.
          	  Did you read Leviticus 20: 13? It says,  'If a man lies with a male as with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination; they shall surely be put to death; their blood is upon them.'
          	  Romans 1:26-27
          	  Here's a website with many more.
          	  https://www.openbible.info/topics/men_with_men

@FunDailyCatFacts I have done some research, and have found that it isn't the homophobia in the bible I should be talking about. The bible doesn't condemn all homosexuality, only between two women. The bible didn't say that men shouldn't be with men. I looked through these, the Leviticus verse says specifically that men shouldn't be with young BOYS, and Corinthians says that BOY molesters won't get into heaven. Notice how it says boys and not children or girls? That's because it's considered fine in the bible.
          	  The bible is extremely sexist against women.
          	   In the Bible's book of Deuteronomy it says that if a man marries a woman and then decides that he hates her, he can claim she wasn't a virgin when they married. At that point her father must prove she was a virgin. If he can't, then the girl is to be stoned to death at her father's doorstep.
          	  If a betrothed virgin is raped in the city and doesn't cry out loud enough, then the men of the city will stone her to death.
          	  In the book of Esther the king apparently decrees a sex contest among young virgin women to see who can best please him. He eventually chooses Esther. However, since women are viewed as inherently dirty, Esther must be "purified" for twelve months before she can be made queen.
          	  In Romans Paul points out in New Testament Romans that "the natural use" of women is to provide men with sex.
          	  A group of sexual depraved men beat on the door of an old man's house demanding that he turn over to them a male house guest. Instead, the old man offers his virgin daughter and his guest's wife: "Behold, here are my virgin daughter and his concubine (wife); let me bring them out now. Ravish them and do with them what seems good to you; but against this man do not do so vile a thing."
          	  In Exod. we see that it is permissible to sell one's daughter but not one's son into slavery.
          	  According to St. Jerome, "Nothing is so unclean as a woman in her periods; what she touches she causes to be unclean." 
          	  
          	  There's plenty more.