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Christianity & Beastiality

I too struggled and eventually left behind Christianity. I don't blame believers I just didn't like who I was fighting my nature. The best advice I got was from a preacher friend "Jesus died to absolve you of the old covenant. Ya don't see us making burnt offering any more do ya?" Since then I've considered the old testament more of a suggestion, not a rigid rule set.
 
Just drop one. Conflict solved.

There are more people that don't belive, or belive in a different made-up thing, than there are cristians and they are all fine.

It's always hard for me to understand why people can't just accept stuff and move on. Opinions can change, and is you can't belive in something anymore, for whatever reason, why struggle to hold on to it? I did never understand this kind of behavior, but it seems to be the norm. Maybe iam a sociopaths or psychopath or whatever. It just does not make sense to me.
 
I am both Christian and Zoo. By his death and resurrection, Jesus did away with our debt of sin, and by that means the detailed requirements of the old Abrahamic laws, including the need for animal sacrifice (what did the priests do with the thousands of animal carcases every day??) to keep our souls pure before God. This does not mean we can go out and party hard, commit horrid crimes, think bad thoughts, but we have greater freedom along with greater responsibility for our actions. It's like the difference between primary school - lots of detailed school rules that are confusing and impossible to keep - and high school - the rules are still there, but make sense because we've grown a little bit and so give us more freedom and responsibility. In Mark 12:30-31, Jesus renders all the commandments and rules God gave Moses into two commands that both have the word "love". My interpretation of this rendering, that turns the hundreds of laws and regulations of the OT into a neat bundle, is to do whatever you choose to do with love. If you love in a Godly fashion your neighbour (translate as "everyone"), you will never do harm to anyone; ditto animals. So - here's my message. If you truly love your animal friends, even during sex, you will never harm them and so you are automatically doing what God wants of you.
 
it's true! but, be careful... in the Bible there are also the 7 deadly sins, and this is undoubtedly included in the impure acts... and even in this case, unfortunately, the Bible leaves no room for free interpretation. Jesus canceled the debt... but I don't think that this would have been valid for all the sins taken past and future!!! I don't know.... but I know we are strange: we sin and then we feel guilty!
 
I am as well. I feel like if God didnt intend for us to feel this way He wouldnt have given us free will, animals, or sexual desires to begin with. Plus we are all made in His image anyway right?
Well, the true reason why, is geniusly because (as a christian) He gaven us, but satan asked god to give us these desires knowing silly humans like us can always act on it and justify it the best way we can, As far as i read that message you sent for my own words?
 
Reading this thread, despite me disagreeing with some of the takes here, has honestly helped me a lot as both a place of advice and a way of seeing I am not alone in these struggles.
 
… As you will understand I talk about what many different people have gathered and what by a political decision many centuries ago was decided to be the bible.
I read them as a number of novels, certainly not the truth…
I was quite unclear in this paragraph. :

What I meant is that ‘the holy bible’ is a collage of writings. Some written more than two thousand years ago. Yes, collage is the proper designation. Because this collection was decided at a convention in year 382 in Rome.
So the ’Holy Bible’ is just the books chosen by he church. It doesn't sound respectable to me.

It can all be said very short like in the Norwegian childrens book “When the Robbers Came to Cardamom Town” (Folk og røvere i Kardemommeby) by Thorbjørn Egner :
The only law was this :
You shall never bother others, you shall be both fair and kind,
and whatever else you do I shall not mind.


By following this you can be a Christian and a Zoophile at the same time 😊
 
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