After the angels' experience with gays in Sodom and Gamorrah, would God want gays in heaven?

Answer 1

Isn't your god suppose to love all his children??

Answer 2

This is a big resounding NO!

1 Corinthians 6:9 tells us, "Do you not know that the wicked will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived: Neither the sexually immoral nor idolaters nor adulterers nor male prostitutes nor homosexual offenders..."

And the angels struck those homosexuals so that they were blind and would not be able to find the door the angels were behind, so I don't know why you're asking that.

Oh, and scorp, incest was allowed for a while until the population had reached a certain point. Also, Adam and Eve were perfect humans, their genes would not have the mistakes ours do, so incest would not have resulted in malformed babies. Of course, errors would have started to accumulate because of the Curse, but were not commonplace and God prevented it from becoming a real problem when He declared incest illegal. The thing is that nowadays, when you perform incest, you and your relative have closer genes and thus are more likely to transfer a faulty gene that will become expressed rather than being covered over by a dominant allele.

Answer 3

Tough question, all I know is after what happened to those in Sodom and Gamorrah I wouldn't want to press my luck. At the same time some people that are gay are also Christians and then there is the whole sin is sin and they would be forgiven.. I don't even think that answered your question.. tried :)

Answer 4

Of course God would want gays in heaven. What He wouldn't want in heaven is anyone spewwing hatred and creating havoc and hostility. I'll provide a link for you for more info on homosexuality and the bible.

BTW, isn;t that old "God made Adam and Eve not adam and steve thing so played out? Everyone with a brain knows God didn't litereally create one man and one woman to populate the earth, or we'd all be committing incest.

Biblical stories are not to be taken as word for word or black and white, they are parables to teach moral lessons.

What I think is important is that the 10 commandments, our basic rules to live by, do not address sexuality in any way. Often neglected are the good ol' "Judge not lest thee be judged thyself" and "do unto others have you would have done to you" those and the 10 commandments are pretty good rules to live by. Anyone following that will probably make into heaven, if heaven even exists...a whole 'nother topic.

Answer 5

I think a lot of heterosexuals feel completely disrespected by certain gay people. In fact, this disrespect could even be entirely intetional an not just an unfortunate side-effect of being homosexual. This feeling of disrespect leads many heteosexuals to condem all gay people to Hell, even if they believe in God and believe Jesus died on the cross for the sins. Basically a man needs to somehow rise avove this anger and resentment and recognize gays as just people, some with more problems, and some with less problems than everyone else.

Answer 6

If you read the bible, you see that Sodom and Gamorrah was the story of a HORRIBLE EVIL town. Men raped kids, animals, woman, & other men. The piliged and plundered whatever they wanted. The real meaning behind the story isn't about homosexuality at all, it's about being evil period.

Answer 7

The short answer is no. That is why Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed because of the excessive sexual depravity.

1. Genesis 2:24
For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and they will become one flesh.
Genesis 2:23-25 (in Context) Genesis 2 (Whole Chapter)
2. Matthew 19:5
and said, 'For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the two will become one flesh' ?
Matthew 19:4-6 (in Context) Matthew 19 (Whole Chapter)
3. Mark 10:7
'For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife,
Mark 10:6-8 (in Context) Mark 10 (Whole Chapter)
4. Ephesians 5:31
"For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the two will become one flesh."
Ephesians 5:30-32 (in Context) Ephesians 5 (Whole Chapter)

It is all about men being united to their wifes... see!

Answer 8

I think if you dissect your own question, you will find your own answer. He destroyed a metropolis because of their rejection of God and their unnatural lust for one another (homosexuality as we know it today) - the angels of the Lord could not get Lot and his family out fast enough - and even when forewarned not to look back at the city because of its sin, Lot's wife could not give up her lifestyle of greed and me-ism - sounds a little bit like our culture today doesn't it? So do you think that God who does not change with the times, but is the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow will have softened his stance on homosexuality?

Answer 9

What you call Gay or Gayness is temporary. You are talking about spirits in heaven. In heaven learning experiences come by the thousands. People are not rejected for their lack of knowledge, and not rejected for their ignorance. We are all ignorant before we are taught.

In the many endless areas of heaven there is much to be learned. Instead of rejecting people who haven't finished learning people are regarded as
RIPE versus UNRIPE
People who haven't learned are unripe. As they learn they become considered ripe.
No one rushes anyone. Learn at your own pace.

Answer 10

Gays have the same chance of getting to Heaven as heterosexuals do.
Merely being homosexual is not a sin.
Commiting homosexual acts is a sin.

Therefore, if a homosexual person does his/her best to remain chaste, and asks for forgiveness if he/she sins, there's no reason that one's homosexuality, in and of itself, will keep one out of heaven.

Answer 11

God is Love, and He loves all His children. Of course He has gays in heaven, we are all His creation and how we serve Him in love is more than enough reason for most of us to go to heaven.