And likewise also the men, leaving the natural use of the woman, burned in their lust one toward another; men with men working that which is unseemly...
Romans 1:27
"Adventist LGBT Film “Philip & Alberto” Selected for the UnLonely Project Film Festival.
Stephen Eyer and Daneen Akers announced that their film “Philip & Alberto” has been selected for the UnLonely Project film festival, sponsored by the Foundation for Art and Healing. The short film, part of the seven-part Outspoken short documentary film series, tells the story of Philip and Alberto, who are deeply committed to their faith, their church, and their daughter Dalia, whom they are raising Adventist (in the same local church that Philip grew up in) even though that is not always easy."
TrumpetTimes
"Those who anciently committed these sins were taken without the camp and stoned to death.
Temporal and eternal death was their doom; and because the penalty of stoning to death is abolished, this sin is indulged in beyond measure, and is thought to be a small offense.
Just such a state of things as exists today existed before the flood and before the destruction of Sodom. --Ms 3, 1854. ("Testimonies for Churches in New York State," February 12, 1854.) E.G.W."
Romans 1:27
"Adventist LGBT Film “Philip & Alberto” Selected for the UnLonely Project Film Festival.
Stephen Eyer and Daneen Akers announced that their film “Philip & Alberto” has been selected for the UnLonely Project film festival, sponsored by the Foundation for Art and Healing. The short film, part of the seven-part Outspoken short documentary film series, tells the story of Philip and Alberto, who are deeply committed to their faith, their church, and their daughter Dalia, whom they are raising Adventist (in the same local church that Philip grew up in) even though that is not always easy."
TrumpetTimes
"Those who anciently committed these sins were taken without the camp and stoned to death.
Temporal and eternal death was their doom; and because the penalty of stoning to death is abolished, this sin is indulged in beyond measure, and is thought to be a small offense.
Just such a state of things as exists today existed before the flood and before the destruction of Sodom. --Ms 3, 1854. ("Testimonies for Churches in New York State," February 12, 1854.) E.G.W."
