Was jesus a homosexual?

Answer 1

There is no credible evidence that Jesus even existed. The myths about the character, Jesus, as written in the Bible do not make any clear statements as to his sexual orientation.

Answer 2

Jesus is not a Homosexual, He is the Son of God (base on humanity and not on his diety) and he is the full expression of God himself. The full and final revelation of God to mankind. He is way, the truth and the life, no man cometh unto father except by him. Hes name is the only name given unto men under heaven whereby they may be saved.

He is the Lord of lord, the King of king, the alpha and the omega, the beginning and the end.

He is not the Jesus of the D'Vinci Code. He is the Jesus who has an authority as he says "All the wuthority and power in heaven has been given to me" He is the Jesus who will come again to judge the living and the dead.

He is the Jesus who says "Come and I will give you Rest"

Amen, God Bless you

Answer 3

I asked this question several weeks ago. You can also see the answers there.

Most of the 'christian' answers continued their preaching of anti-gay hatred, bigotry, discrimination and therefore violence against gay people. I don't know how they can call themselves 'christians' when their words and actions go completely against their teachings. WWJD?

That having been said, sure it's possible that he was gay. However, since most believe that Jesus never acted either way on his sexual orientation, then if he were gay, he would fall into the supposed "love the sinner, hate the sin" category and still be OK, right?

This is also why I feel that 'christians' who proclaim "love the sinner, hate the sin" are hypocrites who obviously hate both. (See pichikome for an example.)

Thanks for your question, which should make people who have a mind (vs. a dogma) think.

Answer 4

Found in a lost Gospel of Mark.
Jesus rolled away the stone from the door of the tomb. And straightway, going in where the youth was, he stretched forth his hand and raised him, seizing his hand. But the youth, looking upon him, loved him and began to beseech him that he might be with him. And going out of the tomb they came into the house of the youth, for he was rich. And after six days Jesus told him what to do and in the evening the youth comes to him, wearing a linen cloth over his naked body. And he remained with him that night, for Jesus taught him the mystery of the kingdom of God.

Answer 5

Not much is known about Jesus himself, but he likely was not. Most rabbis back then were married, so Jesus probably was, too.

More serious is the idea that Paul was gay (though deeply closeted). That might explain how he seemed so completely neurotic about sex (trying to repress himself, et cetera) and favored complete chastity in everyone. His misogyny could be explained at least partially by his culture, though.

Answer 6

Ouch. This is gonna draw some long, hateful responses.

Maybe a question like this will make some Christians reconsider the theme of the Da Vinci Code :)

Answer 7

he can be anything you which him to be, its just to you to accepted, so use your freedom the best way possible, and then you will be able to talk because of your own experience, don't you think its time for everyone to learn in its own as he did, and do to his own effort become perfect, So if perfection to you, means whatever, how about don't use the lord Jesus name in vain anymore?<<< don't you think HIM, deserved from anyone some more respect for what he went true in his life...., and if to your knowledge this isn't the case, i will ask you again live his name alone if it doesn't fit your own physical, spiritual a/o mental, desires and expectations in life.<<

Answer 8

Was Jesus a sinner? NO!!! so the answer is no!!!!!! I think that you really need to read the bible and find something out about the savior who died on the cross for your sins. I hop you were not joking because this is no joke.

Answer 9

The Word of God condemns homosexuality....so get your head out of the fog, bub.

You've been reading to many dumb DaVinci books.

Answer 10

You receive many points for manifesting courage in asking this . . .
Those points are also now forfeit, for inciting a near-riot amongst the 'faithful' of the book cult . . .

Do you enjoy causing/creating unbearable pain in other folks?
Do you not love your neighbors, as yourself?
I know - you are asking 'them' to forgive you, for you know not what you do?
I'm certain that a select few will thank you for this opportunity to practice what they preach - as they 'do unto others' . . .

Peace - fellow human . . .