I read that as sodom being full of papists

I've had folks argue that when St Paul refers to homosexuals in the Roman epistle, he's only referring to men that engage in intercourse with boys.

Even though the Greek translation specifically refers to "males who either penetrate, or are penetrated by other males"

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Somebody sent me the link to a sodomite server.

I was under the impression it was a sport chat.

I was told rhat all the studies that show the differences in promiscuity between homosexuals and heterosexuals are false propaganda

This was an Australian study I looked at not so long ago

>average of 96 lifetime sex partners among gay/bisexual men

Epic.

US studies rate it upwards to 500

And those studies are usually from more than 20 years ago, when tehre were no daating apps

@Deleted User Is there any source for the study?

just go to https://legiochristi.com/sodomy and pick one

I saw a source that was broken

1978 study, 78% of gay men ad more than 100 partners, 28% more than 1000

In the link, is sourced to catholiceducation.org/articles/homosexuality/ho0075.html

But that link is broken

I assume its still on the website, just the URL has been changed

Find the study title in the LC article and search it on the website

I had two cultural catholics once try to argue with me that Sodom used sodomy as a punishment, therefore it's ok.

Both of them blue-haired yoga practicing bisexual thots, of course.

And any proto-nietszchian/evolian ideas of will are immediately "Muh nazis" of course.

And I didn't even express an opinion on sodomites at this point, but my exasperated look was enough to warrant a thorough interrogation on my positions.

I just purchased *A Vision Betrayed: The Jesuits in Japan and China, 1542-1742* by Andrew C. Ross in order to prep myself for Japan.

Are you going on a trip soon or something?

I will be taking my first trip to Japan in the summer for a study abroad opportunity to get a feel for the land and the people and to connect to church officials.

I want to eventually become an Orthodox priest to reach out to the people of Japan, especially the youth who are wandering aimlessly in life, too many committing suicide.

One of their past bishops in Japan was actually an American from New York who decided to go over there one day after finishing seminary in the United States.

Synopsis of the book I just purchased:
*Francis Xavier's arrival in Japan in 1549 initiated an approach to mission that distinguished the Jesuits from all other Europeans for the next two hundred years.
In a highly readable and stylishly written book, Andrew Ross shows how the Jesuits' sensitivity to Japanese and Chinese culture contradicted the imperialism of the Spanish and the Portuguese, and allowed the possibility of dialogue between East and West.*

I will be in Japan for about 40 days.

Mandatory post

REEEE

I will have a private tutor who is a native speaker come to my house until I go.

I know her.

This is only the practice trip anyway.

Not sure if this will help, but also got *Atomic Bomb Secrets* by David J. Dionisi
*Atomic Bomb Secrets presents new evidence explaining why the atomic bombs were used in 1945.
Regarding the historical record, the source information for this book is carefully documented and more analytical than the official narrative.*

The /R/Christianity discord is really bad

Tonight on things that we already know