@masukuma sometimes a hopeless question cannot be answered without expanding!

YOU WILL NEVER BE LIKE JESUS SINCE YOU ARE A SINNER AND HE WASN'T!

alra! let me humour you and take the tangent you are begging me to take....'so killing is what sinners do?'

@quicksand, enough has been said already.

You see the problem is not really this call for gay sex. The problem is that people don't believe in God. They don't really believe in their own Bible. They don't believe the scriptures Torah, Zabur, Injil and Quran were ordained by God and they all preached same thing.

So the problem with kina @masukuma runs deeper.

The issue of bringing up these things is just a front, in order to attack. Even if Muslims supported these sodomy act, they would still be attacking saying why do you support? Is it not in your books? Blah blah!

If we tell you this instruction to kill those who practice sodomy was divinely instructed, you will still say how convenient it is whenever something that seems strange, you say that God commanded.

If we tell Jesus (pbuh) himself said these laws must be followed, you divert and take off.

Then I say we need to discuss the issue of whether you believe in Torah, and Zabur and Injil was divined by Allah (God Almighty) or not. And that would settle the argument. If Torah is true revelation from God, then we have no right to question what God told us to do. If we establish that Torah, the laws of Moses is God's commands, then whatever God tells us to do we should accept it. Because God owes nothing to us and we owe everything to Him.

Naah @AlphDoti, enough has not been said, we continue to talk. And I will now say my piece.
Whether I believe in God or in the Bible is really none of your business. That you believe in Allah and the Koran is your business and that should be enough for you. If teachings in both Christianity and Islam are to be believed, Judgment is coming for humanity for their actions on earth, right? Then lets all leave the discernment of who is right or wrong in terms of worship and practice to God on that particular day.
You @AlphDoti, appoint yourself powers and adjudications that you are not worthy of, criticising other people's and faiths holy books. That is hubris of unprecedented scale.
No religion can claim to be right and others wrong. There is no single, universal truth on this. Since there are many religions, you CANNOT impose the canon of your religion on others. It is REALLY that simple. It does not matter what your Koran or the Bible says, if you kill or maim another person in the name of a religious law, some cops will show up and lock you up. This is the whole meaning of 'secular state' -Laws not informed by religious doctrine. I believe in the secular state. I believe a person should be free to accept or reject God. I believe I should not impose my religion on others and others should not impose their religion on me. For these simple reasons, and for the peace and co-existence of society, secular laws trump religious laws. Fait accompli...and since we are all bound by the Kenyan constitution and Kenyan case law precedent, the expansive discussions of the old laws in the Koran, the Torah or old Testament are a waste of time and emotion. Even if one is a foaming-in-the-mouth religious nut you cannot do that stuff like killing gays here in this country, all they can do is hiss and shake their fists at feceless entities. Why bother? Impotent rage will slowly kill you.