An Abomination: Unclobbering Leviticus
One of the most vitriolic words used against the LGBT community over the years is to call them An Abomination. In this session, Colby explores where this phrase came from (Leviticus 18:22 and 20:13), and offers some insights into what it meant for something to be an "abomination" for the ancient Israelite people.
It's Not Natural: Unclobbering Romans
It's Not Natural jumps in to the heart of one of the most often quoted Clobber Passages, Romans 1:26-27. It is widely believed to be the definitive text in the Bible for a clear and explicit prohibition on any and all same-sex sex acts. But a wider (and deeper) look in to this passage might offer some compelling reasons to think differently about these verses.
Lost in Translation: Unclobbering Corinthians and Timothy
It is not uncommon for someone to do a quick Google search when they are interested in what the Bible says about homosexuality. And that search will likely take them straight to 1 Corinthians 6:9 and/or 1 Timothy 1:9 where many recent English translations have included the word "homosexuality." Lost in Translation explores what the text originally said and referred to.
