I've been getting pretty frustrated trying to figure this out lately. So you know how there was the Old Testament law, and then Jesus came and now there's the New Testament law? There are lots of things in the old testament that we're like, "Oh, that doesn't apply anymore, that's old testament law" like burnt offerings, not cutting our hair, can't work on the Sabbath (what is the Sabbath, by the way?), certain kinds of foods are unholy to eat. But now, we all cut our hair, we don't give burnt offerings to the Lord, we work every day of the week, and we eat whatever we want (including jellyfish...ick!!). But then there comes this: people get confused. Because where is the line?? Why can we say that some things don't apply anymore but some still do? I don't get it. Like homosexuality. The verse about one should not lie with a man as a man lies with a woman for that is a detestable sin. I don't think that homosexuality is right in any way, but why does that one law still apply when the rest don't? It doesn't make sense to me, and in an argument, I would lose cuz I just don't have the answers