Love this... particularly love your inclusion of 1 Corinthians 15... And driving the point home that when we judge none believers and try to force Biblical sexual ethics on them we only drive them further from Jesus.
An examination of Christian sexual ethics is incomplete unless you include the three banned gnostic gospels discovered at Nag Hammadi: Gospel of Thomas, the Gospel of Philip, and the Gospel of Mary. These offer a very different perspective, particularly on Jesus' views on intimacy than available in the canonical gospels. You will be surprised and challenged, and most will not be able to accept these teachings.
Love this... particularly love your inclusion of 1 Corinthians 15... And driving the point home that when we judge none believers and try to force Biblical sexual ethics on them we only drive them further from Jesus.
Thanks for writing
This is a completely necessary message for today's world.
First, to those who think everything is allowed by Jesus: It is not.
Then, to those who think the first step in conversion is to stop sexual immorality: It is not.
An examination of Christian sexual ethics is incomplete unless you include the three banned gnostic gospels discovered at Nag Hammadi: Gospel of Thomas, the Gospel of Philip, and the Gospel of Mary. These offer a very different perspective, particularly on Jesus' views on intimacy than available in the canonical gospels. You will be surprised and challenged, and most will not be able to accept these teachings.