Orthodox Rabbis Stand Behind Gays

Orthodox Rabbis Accept Gays	Date: 2010-08-06 00:39:37 By: Malka
Orthodox men and women should be accepted everywhere, the question that comes to my mind is the fact that why make a big deal out of this? Also should they have a marriage ceremony? And if it does not work out who gives whom the GET? Too bad marriages between men and women are getting a bad rap these days, Rabbis, try to save these marriages so once again there will be Shalom Bayis.
Sleeping Rabbis	Date: 2010-08-06 07:13:23 By: Lassie
You call yourselves, Rabbis the keeper of the God of Israels word, yet you too sin just like your forefathers! Did not the God of Israel say in the book of Leviticus do not be with a man as one who lays with a woman? You say heterosexual marriage is the ideal model and sole legitimate outlet for human sexual expression. And on the other breath you shake the hands with the spirit of Baal. When will you wake up from you sleep? Did you not learn anything from your forefathers who sinned against God? Did they not fall in the dessert? What makes you think that you will get away with this? Hashem sees everything.
Sin?	Date: 2010-08-06 07:37:31 By: Betty
The orthodox rabbis state it is a sin in the torah to embarass homoesexuals however they are forgetting that the Torah clearly states that being homosexual is a despicable sin. Double standard heh? Shame on these so called orthodox rabbis. They ought to label themselves as Reform rabbis, because at the end of the day, their opinions and interperations on the Torah clearly show that they hold reform beliefs.
lost rabbis	Date: 2010-08-12 22:22:32 By: sharon
YHVH went into detail so humans could have knowledge between clean and unclean, the holy and the unholy and gave them instructions to keep HIS commandments. To suggest that the choice to break the command of YHVH is something to be respected is nothing short of insanity. Remember Sodom and Gomorrah and read the writings of the prophets anew so you may be aware of your future.
Gay Acceptance	Date: 2010-10-14 13:14:58 By: Judy
I guess everyone, including us ,needs someone to hate...
Try reading the scriptures	Date: 2011-04-13 11:14:42 By: Jay
(Leviticus 18:22) 22 “‘And you must not lie down with a male the same as you lie down with a woman. It is a detestable thing. Rabbis now mock the Law ? Disgraceful !
Signs of the Times	Date: 2011-08-04 23:41:39 By: Ron
The Torah is God\'s instructions to the \"People of the Book\" No man may change one dot or tittle or falsify it\'s instructions.. Obviously these Rabbis place themselves above Hashem and above His written word and instructions. They have become one with the heathen surrounding Israel and having gone so far as approving Homosexuality, one must not be surprised, should these same Rabbis join the heathen in ordering the burning of the Torah.
Orthodox Rabbis	Date: 2011-08-09 17:36:18 By: Rav Pinchas Aloof
We are speaking on behalf of individual Rabbis both in the U.S.A and Israel. The question is if this stand is also taken by the Chief Rabbanut of Israel and the Bet Din Tzedek of Israel.
How should we read Torah?	Date: 2012-01-20 02:15:13 By: Eugene
That He or She who is without a sin throw the first stone. How many of us who are bothered by the sexual behaviour of others are closing our eyes on all the other commandments, and dare say they are obsolete ? We, who supposedly request tolerance from others, who are we to condemn. Hashem will scrutinize our hearts when the time will come. Just be prepared to hear what the Lord of Heaven will ask you when the time will have come. We must understand WHY and WHEN the Laws of Torah were give to men. So many examples of misbehaviours are given in Torah, who seemed to be \"approved\" by Hashem for the sake of history. Open your hearts and don\'t judge others before you have judge yourself.Shalom ulevracha.
What happened to humanity?	Date: 2012-01-19 17:18:06 By: Lesley
\"The Torah is God\'s instructions...\" How do you know? Did you nip up to heaven to check? Doesn\'t halacha tell us not to shame people? What gives any of us the right to look down on another human being? No, being in a 9/10s majority is not a good reason.
	Date: 2012-09-21 20:18:57 By: Josh
It is obvious that the Torah should be read in a way to maintains the principles of morality and human dignity. The rabbis have made the correct decision.