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19 December 2002 The Editor, The Cape Times
Dear Sir/Madam
The good Lord has given us brains (as Mark Bray (19/12/2002) points out) and we are responsible to make good choices. However, just as people choose to use heroin or drink and drive, not everyone makes good choices when it comes to sexual expression. As a society, we accept that using drugs and drunken driving are selfish and self-destructive behaviours, and so we limit them by imposing laws against them. Homosexual behaviour is also self-destructive and so good common sense supports our strong Biblical reasons to outlaw it. Finally, it is because we love our neighbours as we love ourselves that we harp on this issue. We are assured by 1 Corinthians 6:9 and 10 that neither those who practise homosexual acts nor those who are sexually immoral (in case any straights were feeling self-righteous) can be part of Gods Kingdom. For this reason, we take the opportunities provided to warn people of the danger they are in, so that they can turn from their ways that lead to death, and find true peace with God. Jeanine
McGill
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