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In AD 35, the philosopher Philo wrote that arsenokoitēs referred to "temple prostitution."[citation needed]
I'd like to know who added this withou a citation? If it's true it refutes the common asusmption Paul coined it himself, and it is consistent which what I've perosnally come to suspect it means. And Paul giving many thigns about him, woudl very liekly have been familiar with Philo's writeings. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 98.144.42.153 (talk) 07:02, 14 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]
POV-pushing
ΙΧΘΥΣ (talk·contribs), you need to immediately stop your repeated attempts [1][2][3] to insert your own Christianist point of view into this article. By your edit summaries and grossly biased and disparaging comments on talk pages [4][5], it is clear you believe your own opinion to be objectively truthful. Fact is, this is not the place for you to promulgate your beliefs and opinions, no matter how righteous you think they are. If you persist in your efforts to skew this article from the NPOV goal, you will be reported for community discussion of your behaviour which may result in disciplinary action. —ScheinwerfermannT·C21:59, 16 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]
The sources I gave clearly show what the truth is. I don't even need sources to show that the truth is that most Christian denominations view Romans 1 as a prohibition of homosexuality. It is clear that you are the POV-pusher by changing "most" to "some". It isn't just "some" Christian denominations, it's MOST - including the Roman Catholic Church and the large majority of Protestant and Evangelical churches. That comprises the VAST majority of Christian denominations. I will find sources to back this up. You can't accuse me of POV-pushing when you are the one who is pushing a point of view. -ΙΧΘΥΣ (talk) 22:27, 16 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]
