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u/mavaddat · 2 pointsr/atheism

From the book "The Bible Now" by Richard Elliott Friedman and Shawna Dolansky (http://www.amazon.com/The-Bible-Richard-Elliott-Friedman/dp/0195311639).

u/daredeviline · 2 pointsr/OpenChristian

I've enclosed a few links that I have saved in my bookmarks. It isn't a huge about but it will give you a good start. If you are really interested I highly recommend checking out The Bible Now by Elliot Friedman, it does a much better job at explaining biblical interpretations much better than I ever will.
Some of these sites are obviously bias but, again, its a great place to start. I would love to give you more links but I have to dig though my USB for my notes and its all the way down in college (3 hours away). Here's what I can give you right now.

The Daily Banter did a pretty good article on it and it can be found Here
This site is probably my favorite. It does a really great job at looking at translation issues that arise with biblical versus. Obviously, none of these articles are subject only to versus about homosexuality but can be applied to basically everything in the bible. here's the link to that
*I also really enjoyed reading this link. Mostly because of the external sources they have at the bottom of the page that I'm pretty sure helped me dig deeper into others areas to better understand the subject. Not to mention, its very great at showcasing all the belief systems that Christians have about homosexuality and why they have them. That link is here
EDIT: I hope I did the formatting correctly. I'm a new user to reddit via laptop.