Sexual immorality is mentioned over 25 times alone in the New Testament. Homosexuality by name many times. Several specific passages condemn it outright, and also, those who support/advocated it (Romans 1:32). This is not a matter of left or right, liberal or conservative, but right and wrong. Sin separates man from God. Biblical moralization exists because of the Bible, the living word of God spells out sin. Sin is the entire purpose we have Christ our savior. To save us from sin. What were Jesus’s final words to the woman caught in adultery, or to the cripple healed at the pool of Bethesda? I appreciate Frost’s concepts in the missional sense, but completely disagree with the position Christians should stop talking about morality as wrong or right issues. He’s mocking standing up for biblical morals with an eternal consequence, while championing politically motivated/pseudo social justice movements? Even those who champion these movements know they are only a means to a political end and care nothing for true justice. Just look at the bakers and brewers; have they received justice? These are the very examples of Isiah 5:20.

Always happy to hear more people thinking like this. My new thought is that we need to “engage” the conversation rather than “enrage” it.

Seriously, that’s your question and concern? I think you have missed the point and heart of Mike’s post

Kind of depends on whether you think OT applies to now right Daniel? Jesus said he came to complete the Law not to do away with it. Does that mean to continue the curse on the land parts of the Law, or are you missing what He meant about completing the Law?

@Daniel you make it sound like it’s contagious?

Absolutely spot on! The first century Christians didn’t have a say in life and politics, but that didn’t mean they were hindered in progressing the gospel.

Australia’s been under a curse since 1788.

I couldn’t agree more.