You need to go by what the Bible teaches. Take a look at the book of Leviticus it tells us that this is wrong?

Answer 1

Yes, Leviticus is wrong.

• The first ten chapters tell exactly how make a sacrifice to God on the altar at the Temple. Since no one has made such a sacrifice to God for nearly 2000 years, does that mean that we are all doomed to hell?

  Especially, one must offer a male without blemish from one's herd as a burnt offering. Even in the time of Jesus, people no longer offered beasts from their own herds, but purchased sacrifices at the temple, using money from the money changers. Does that mean that the first century Jews were guilty of desecrating the Temple?

• Chapter 11 tells us what meats are clean and can be eaten, and what can not be eaten. But the New Testament tells us that Christians are not bound by these laws. Who is wrong?
• Chapter 12 tells us to circumcise our male children. Must we still follow this barbaric custom?
• Should women really be forbidden from going to church after having a baby? And what is the penalty if she fails to make a burnt offering?
• Is it fair that if I have sex with a slavegirl, that she should be scourged, but I need only bring a ram for sacrifice and my sin will be forgiven (19:19-22)?
• Chapter 25 gives us the rules we must follow in buying and caring for slaves. Does this override state laws that prohibit slavery?

Answer:Leviticus was not written to a 21st century audience and thus has no bearing on us today. It was written instructions for priests and worship, sacrifices and offerings, and how ANCIENT Israel was to live distinct from other people in the land as people of the holy God. The Old Testament book contains many "descriptive" rules and regulations that are not "prescriptive" in today's modern culture. The New testament uses Leviticus to speak to the atoning sacrifice of Christ.