So.
After many years of Christianity and Paganism, I have started to change my faith.
Not electively; I just find myself changing.
And I seem to be getting pretty close to Judaism (Reform/ Conservative).
But, I want to only become a Jew if I truly love the faith, and believe it to be right for me.
So as of five minutes ago, I decided to work to become a Righteous Gentile, and follow the Seven Laws of Noah.
(Then if, later in life, I find myself truly feeling Jewish, I hope to convert formally.)
But I have a question about the fourth law.
It prohibits sexual immorality.
But what does that mean?
I, myself, am homosexual.
Some have told me that this law prohibits gay sexuality, while others say that because most Reform or Conservative Jews are more liberal towards homosexuality, that this law only applies to bestiality, ******, etc.
I was just wondering what you thought.
C:
After many years of Christianity and Paganism, I have started to change my faith.
Not electively; I just find myself changing.
And I seem to be getting pretty close to Judaism (Reform/ Conservative).
But, I want to only become a Jew if I truly love the faith, and believe it to be right for me.
So as of five minutes ago, I decided to work to become a Righteous Gentile, and follow the Seven Laws of Noah.
(Then if, later in life, I find myself truly feeling Jewish, I hope to convert formally.)
But I have a question about the fourth law.
It prohibits sexual immorality.
But what does that mean?
I, myself, am homosexual.
Some have told me that this law prohibits gay sexuality, while others say that because most Reform or Conservative Jews are more liberal towards homosexuality, that this law only applies to bestiality, ******, etc.
I was just wondering what you thought.
C:
