Un-Clobbering the clobber verses

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In this episode, we go through seven major bible verses that are most often used to promote anti-LGBTQ hate within Christianity and alternate (and in some cases more accurate and reasonable) interpretations. Sadie's theory is that in these verses and that everywhere that "sexual immorality" is mentioned in the bible, there is an element of consent that is often ignored by evangelicals or Christians who would use the bible as justification to hate members of the LGBTQ community. Gavi's belief is that it doesn't matter whether or not these verses refer to homosexuality because discrimination and hatred are against the higher-priority biblical commandments to love thy neighbor.

These passages include Genesis 9, Genesis 19, 1 Corinthians 6, 1 Timothy 1, Romans 1, and Leviticus 18.

00:00 - Happy Pride!

05:25 - What are "Clobber verses?"

07:25 - Genesis 9, Noah's Ark and the Curse of Ham

15:18 - Genesis 19, Sodom and Gomorrah

27:02 - Romans 1, "A reprobate mind"

33:38 - 1 Corinthians 6, 1 Timothy 1

40:04 - Leviticus 18, "It is abomination"

42:40 - Kavod Habriyot, and human dignity

46:50 - Romans 13, "Love Thy Neighbor," and financial ethics

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