Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Let’s be honest: the "shellfish argument" is the internet’s favorite theological mic drop. But does it actually hold up when we open the Hebrew text?
In this video, I’m taking on the most common revisionist objections to Leviticus 18 and 20—from the claims about Molech and temple prostitution to the accusation that Christians are just ""picking and choosing"" which laws to follow. We are going past the surface-level memes to understand the difference between the Holiness Code and God’s moral law, and how Acts 10 changes everything regarding that side of bacon you had for breakfast.
Watch the full breakdown to learn how to read the text canonically and answer these objections with confidence: youtube.com/live/LikAURH6fpo
#homosexuality #Hebrew #Theology #LGBTQ
Let’s be honest: the "shellfish argument" is the internet’s favorite theological mic drop. But does it actually hold up when we open the Hebrew text?
In this video, I’m taking on the most common revisionist objections to Leviticus 18 and 20—from the claims about Molech and temple prostitution to the accusation that Christians are just ""picking and choosing"" which laws to follow. We are going past the surface-level memes to understand the difference between the Holiness Code and God’s moral law, and how Acts 10 changes everything regarding that side of bacon you had for breakfast.
Watch the full breakdown to learn how to read the text canonically and answer these objections with confidence: youtube.com/live/LikAURH6fpo
#homosexuality #Hebrew #Theology #LGBTQ
