As my new post today above reminds us, God is not happy about the idea of His children being mixed up in fornication.

It's important to remember that the culture of the Roman empire was somewhat similar to ours in its relaxed attitude towards sex, even including sex with boys - though there is some suggestion that it was controversial, rather than universally accepted. Therefore the fact that fornication gets strongly rejected by the New Testament writers is entirely applicable to us; we should live lives free of fornication. To suggest otherwise is to present a faith that is not that of the bible.

The only remaining question is whether boylove always constitutes fornication. Is that the basis of your argument? Certainly it doesn't work for me; sex must always be in the context of a permanent relationship, but sadly the nature of being a BL is that we don't love males after they reach a certain age...

Given the truth of these statements, it is impossible to be a Christian and in favour of sex between men and boys.