IS THE BIBLE AGAINST HOMOSEXUALITY?

A scholarly response on what the Hebrew and Aramaic Bible says concerning LGBTI people.

Desktop View: Clicking the aqua colored references should direct you to a different website for the Bible quotation. You can close the pop up window afterwards to return to my website. I generally only linked the Deuterocanonical references where I didn't fully write out the verse.
Mobile or Tablet View: If you click on the Bible reference, just click on the back "button" on your Android phone or the back "arrow" on your Tablet to return to my website. (Sorry, I don't know what the button looks like on an iphone or ipad).
FREE-WEBSITE-TRANSLATION, if you need it, initially translates the home page when the website address is copied & pasted into the box. It will translate the other pages also but you will need to paste in the full address of the other pages (i.e. /folder name/sub-page name).
Beneficial Links / Resources
The following website links have some useful information that this website doesn't contain. Please be advised that what I believe is posted on MY WEBSITE. Though there are many things which they teach that I can agree with; any conflicting belief or interpretation of Scripture between us we respectfully disagree.
A Gay Christian Social Network where Christians can talk and ask questians. It also refutes anti-gay interpretations of Scripture.
Hope Remains: Homosexuality and the Bible
The truth about homosexuality and the Bible.
http://www.gaychristian101.com/
Presents what the Bible actually teaches in regards to homosexuality by referencing the Hebrew and Greek text.
http://www.lgbtqnation.com
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